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note:
- The student must complete an EFR (Emergency First Aid) course.
- Diving equipment is not included in this course.
- A course is held every week, from Sunday to Saturday.
- With a maximum of 2 to 4 people to ensure the quality of training
Additions:
(An EFR First Aid course can be added for 550 riyals - request it below )
(You can choose to rent a complete diving equipment package for training for 200 riyals - request it below )
(A private boat training trip can be added for 500 riyals - request it below )
(A private, non-shared course can be selected for 300 riyals - request it below )
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(A paper certificate can be added free of charge - request it below )
This course is the third in the PADI course series, and it represents a turning point for every diver.
The date for the session will be agreed upon, and its proceedings will be as follows:
First: Theoretical lessons (proposed duration of 2 to 3 days)
This is linked to the electronic curriculum that will be sent to your email: (PADI Diver's Guide). The instructor will ask you to complete the exercises at the end of each chapter.
Upon completion of this stage, you will move on to the practical stage.
Second: Confined water training (pool) (suggested duration: 1 day)
In the swimming pool, the coach will demonstrate several exercises in front of the trainee and then ask him to repeat them.
Third and finally: Open water (sea) training (suggested duration: 1 to 2 days)
In these dives, the trainee will demonstrate the exercises they practiced in the pool to the diving instructor.
The trainee is also given a certificate confirming their enrollment in the diving course.
This course is a crucial step in expanding a diver's knowledge and experience beyond purely recreational levels. Rescue divers learn to look beyond themselves to consider the safety of other divers. This course prepares divers to help avoid problems and, if necessary, manage dive emergencies using various methods. The course is designed to be hard-working but realistic in terms of management, content, and guidance. It encourages divers to experiment, learn to utilize their strengths, recognize their limitations, and keep these points in mind in emergency situations. Student divers learn to first consider the available options for dealing with an emergency and then act using their assessment of the best approach to the situation. This course focuses on increasing diver safety awareness and developing the diver's ability to anticipate, avoid, and manage problems. It teaches divers effective rescue techniques and diving first aid skills, prepares them to manage diver emergencies, and expands their knowledge in preparation for PADI leadership and professional training.
