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Rescue Diver Course

Rescue Diver Course

The Rescue Diver Course is an advanced diving program designed to develop divers’ skills in handling emergencies both underwater and on the surface. It is an essential step after obtaining the Advanced Open Water Diver certification and is a prerequisite for progressing to the Divemaster Course.

Course Requirements:

✔ Must have an Advanced Open Water Diver certification or an equivalent qualification.

✔ Must have CPR and First Aid training within the last 24 months (you can take a first aid course during the program).

✔ Minimum age requirement: 12–15 years, depending on the organization.

✔ Training is conducted by professional instructors.

Course Content:
1. Theoretical Learning (E-Learning or Classroom Sessions):
  • Understanding the causes of diving accidents and how to prevent them.
  • Recognizing and managing psychological stress in divers.
  • Search and rescue techniques underwater.
  • First aid procedures both underwater and on the surface.
2. Confined Water Training (Pool or Controlled Environment):
  • Practicing rescue skills on the surface and underwater.
  • Lifting an injured diver to the surface and keeping them in a safe position.
  • Managing panic situations underwater.
  • Conducting search operations for missing divers.
3. Open Water Training (Ocean or Lake):
  • Applying realistic rescue scenarios.
  • Rescuing an unconscious diver and bringing them to the surface.
  • Managing emergency situations and coordinating with rescue teams.
Course Details:

✔ Total Duration: 3 days

✔ Price: €430

What's Included

✔ Diving equipment

✔ PADI materials

✔ Lunch and drinks

✔ Hotel transportation (pick-up and drop-off included)

 

What’s Not Included?

❌ Guests staying outside Hurghada will be charged an additional £15 for transportation.

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    Frequently asked questions

    How do I learn to scuba dive?

    The PADI Open Water Diver course is flexible and performance based, which means that your PADI dive shop can offer a wide variety of schedules, organized according to how fast you progress.

    Do women have to pay attention to special things when diving?

    Except for pregnancies: No.

    Because doctors know very little about the effects of diving on the fetus, the recommendation to date has been that women should avoid diving if they are pregnant or trying to become pregnant. During menstruation, diving is normally not a problem.

    What equipment do I need for diving?

    Choosing and using your own scuba equipment is part of the pleasure of recreational diving. Your local PADI dive store or resort will help you choose the right equipment for you. Each element of your diving equipment has a different function, and all of them together help to adapt you to the underwater world.

    When you start diving, you should purchase the following diving accessories:

    • Diving mask
    • Diving fins
    • Snorkel

    All three pieces of equipment should have a perfect fit for you. Your local PADI dive store will be happy to help you choose the right products.

    The registration fee for your PADI Open Water Diver course usually includes the provision of the following diving equipment for the entire course or for large parts of the course:

    • Regulator
    • Diving jacket
    • Dive computer
    • Diving bottle
    • Diving suit
    • Weight system and weights

    Check with your local PADI dive store or resort to find out exactly what is included in your course package. Nevertheless, it is recommended to buy your own equipment at the beginning of your diving course, because:

    • A personally selected diving equipment fits better
    • Learning to dive with your own equipment is much more relaxed
    • Divers who have their own diving equipment, find diving more enjoyable and make more dives
    • Your own diving equipment is part of the diving adventure

    The choice of diving equipment depends on the diving conditions where you go diving. Maybe you need:

    • a diving equipment for tropical areas
    • a diving equipment for moderate temperatures
    • a diving equipment for cold water environments

    What happens if I get claustrophobic?

    The “weightlessness” you experience while scuba diving underwater is considered by many people to be very liberating. Modern diving masks are available as transparent models, which may be more suitable for you if you feel constricted by the mask. During your dive training, your instructor will give you plenty of time and practice opportunities so that you feel confident in every step and learning process. Your instructor will work with you at your own pace, making sure you master every skill necessary to become a good diver who enjoys diving regularly.

    Can I take small children on board?

    Yes, toddlers are also welcome here. However, one parent must provide care and supervision. Children under 7 years of age even travel with us for free.

    In which currency can I pay at Blue Brothers Diving?

    We accept the following currencies:

    – Euro
    – Egyptian pounds

    as well as Mastercard and Visa credit cards.

    Please make sure that your card is activated for international payments.

    Can I dive as a single person?

    Sure, we always find a suitable buddy for you.

     

    What happens if I use up all my air?

    This case will most likely never happen to you because you have a gauge that tells you how much air you have left throughout the dive. This way you can get back to the surface in time and with a safe air reserve. But to answer the question anyway, if you do run out of air, use your dive buddy’s second mouthpiece to breathe from their tank while you surface together. There are other ways you will learn during your dive training.

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