PADI Rescue Diver Course
Are you ready for your PADI Rescue Diver Course in Pattaya!?
Becoming a Rescue Diver is a huge step in showing the dive community you can handle yourself, help take care of others and step forward towards joining the Elite class of Master Scuba Divers or turning pro!
You will learn new dive skills, come to look at scuba diving in a new light, and generally become a better, safer scuba diver! Pattaya has some of the best rescue diver training conditions in the world!
Before you can begin Rescue Diver Course Training you must have a valid 1st AND 2nd Care EFR Certificate. You can bolt on Emergency First Responder Course and get certified at the same time as training to become a rescue diver by choosing the EFR Bolt-on.
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| PADI Rescue Course | Price Per Person |
|---|---|
| Regular Course (Single Person Booking) | 14,990THB |
| Share The Adventure Special (2+ People) | 13,990THB |
| EFR Responder Course Bolt-On | EFR RRP 5,000THB |
| O2 Provider Course Bolt-On | O2 RRP 4,000THB |
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Why Take Rescue Training WIth Us?
- 5-star experience is unrivaled. Just compare our reviews
- We're Based in the Nearest Dive Location to Bangkok
- Sunny, all-year dive season with the lowest temperature of 28c
- Personalised small group diving classes.
- Long standing experience as Rescue Divers
Who should take The PADI Rescue Diver Course?
The PADI Rescue Diver Course is designed for divers seeking to enhance their skills and become more confident underwater. Geared toward certified advanced divers, it’s ideal for those wanting to deepen their understanding of dive safety, emergency response, and teamwork. This course equips participants with the knowledge and skills to prevent and manage dive emergencies, making it invaluable for anyone looking to take their diving abilities to the next level. Whether aspiring to become a dive professional or simply a more capable and responsible diver, the Rescue Diver Course is a crucial step.
About The Rescue diver course
Who should take The PADI Rescue Diver Course?
This dive course is open for Advanced divers divers, this 3rd core level dive course in PADI Road to Master Diver helps divers to perfect safe dive practices and look outwards towards helping other divers more confidence. This is the first step towards leadership-level diving and professional dive practices.
How long does it take? What Training is involved?
- 2-3 days Training
- EFR CPR Training If Required.
- Optional O2 Provider Cert
- Rescue Diver Water Training
- Search Patterns & Compass Training
- Various Rescue Scenarios
- Two Core Rescue Evaluations
This Rescue Diver course training time is variable depending on your Preferance and requirements usually scheduled over 2 or 3 days
A valid EFR CPR and First Aid/Secondary Care certification is required. If you lack an eligible EFR certification, kindly opt for the EFR Bolt-On option.
What’s Included?
Includes:
- PADI Training Materials + Certification Fees
- PADI Pro Dive Instructor
- Full Scuba + Rescue equipment rental
- Boat trips and transfers
- Food & Refreshments on the boat
Bring Along:
- Your eager to learn mind
- Sun glasses for looking cool
- Swimsuit or Swim Shorts
- Rashy Or Top for Sun Protection
- Any Of your Own Dive Gear (If You Have It)
- Beach Towel
- UV Protective Sunscreen
- Refillable Water Bottle to Save Plastic!
Requirements:
- The minimum age to begin the Rescue Diver Course is 12 years old.
- You must be least Adventure Diver with the Navigation Adventure Dive.
- You must have a current recognised EFR CPR and First Aid /secondary care course certification.
FAQ - PADI Rescue Diver Course
What are the prerequisites for the PADI Rescue Diver Course?
To enroll in the PADI Rescue Diver Course, you must be at least 12 years old, have a PADI Advanced Open Water Diver certification (or equivalent from another organization), and have an active sanctioned CPR and First Aid qualification course within the past 24 months.
How long does it usually take to finish the course?
The PADI Rescue Diver Course typically takes 3 days to complete. This includes knowledge development sessions, rescue exercises in confined water, and open water rescue scenarios.
What will I learn in the PADI Rescue Diver Course?
The course covers self-rescue and diver stress, emergency management and equipment, panicked diver response, in-water rescue breathing protocols, egress (exits), and diving first aid. You’ll practice these skills during rescue scenarios to prepare for real-life emergencies.
Is the PADI Rescue Diver Course physically demanding?
Deep and Navigation are the required two dives and Yes, you can choose three other dives that interest you, like wreck diving or night diving. Your instructor will help you pick.The course involves physical activity, including swimming and lifting. While it is challenging, it is designed to be manageable with average fitness levels. Participants should be comfortable in the water and prepared for some exertion.
Can I upgrade my certification with Emergency First Response (EFR) and Oxygen Provider training?
Yes, you can upgrade your training by adding the Emergency First Response (EFR is required to start the course*) and Oxygen Provider course (although not required for Rescue Certification) is required in some countries for Professional divers. These additional certifications will enhance your skills in emergency care and significantly complement your Rescue Diver training.
When I'm done, what certificate will I get, and what can I do with it?
Upon successful completion of the PADI Rescue Diver Course, you will gain valuable skills and qualifications. Here’s what you can expect:
PADI Rescue Diver Certification
- Equip yourself to prevent and manage dive emergencies
- Assist other divers in distress
- Respond effectively to diving incidents
- Qualify to take the PADI Divemaster course, the first step toward becoming a professional diver
Additional Certifications
- Emergency First Response (EFR) Certification (if completed at the same time)
- Oxygen Provider Certification (if completed at the same time)
- Enhance your ability to handle a wide range of diving and non-diving emergencies
Important Information Please Read
- Are you fit to dive? Please take a look at this PADI MEDICAL FORM and check you can answer ‘NO’ to all the medical questions. If you say ‘YES’ to any of these, it may mean you have to see a doctor to sign you off fit to dive before diving. If you read it and answer ‘No’ to all, then you are good to start scuba diving.
- Flying After Scuba Diving: For safety you must plan to leave a minimum of 18 hrs after scuba diving before going to altitude.
