Stress & Rescue
Become a valuable dive buddy
The SSI Stress & Rescue course provides you with the knowledge you need to tackle your dives safely, making you a valuable dive buddy.
What are the course prerequisites? You must be in good general health, you must be an Adventure Diver qualified by a certified diving agency and have completed the ADVENTURE Underwater Navigation dive (not just SSI) also, you must be at least 12 years old (you can obtain the Junior Rescue Diver certification). You must have a primary and secondary care EFR certification within the last 24 months.
In how many days can I get my Stress & Rescue Diver certification? As with all SSI courses, flexibility is the watchword, it all depends on your time availability, consider that this course has a particular importance in your training path, normally a SSi Stress & Rescue course takes 5/7 days during the which you will have to guarantee a constant commitment.
How does the course take place? Alongside the theoretical and knowledge development activity that you can also carry out autonomously through the specific SSI e-Learning path, in-water training sessions will be carried out which include simulated scenarios in which you will alternately play the role of rescuer with your classmates ; the sessions in the water are demanding but interesting and extremely useful, you will learn to recognize and manage the problems that could arise in a dive such as resolving a cramp or giving assistance to a tired diver.
The SSI Stress & Rescue course is considered one of the most intense but interesting and fun courses by most divers and, in addition to improving your skills, it will allow you access to the path to becoming DIVEMASTER, and thus entering in the professional diving world.
The rental of the equipment is NOT INCLUDED in the cost of the course.
The cost of the course DOES NOT INCLUDED the SSI certification and
the teaching material kit.