moderate
5 hours
Participants should be in good general health, able to perform moderate physical activity including basic swimming skills.
Gain international certification and lifesaving skills with a 5-hour Emergency First Response Course in Chania, Greece. Perfect for divers and outdoor water lovers ready to raise their safety game amid stunning Mediterranean waters.
Ages 12+ • 5 hours • Certification
Experience the thrill of obtaining a diving certification in Chania's stunning, warm waters. This comprehensive one-day course, perfect for both divers and non-divers, covers essential emergency care skills. Complete the course and gain the ability to teach internationally recognized techniques, making it a unique and valuable adventure.
5 hours
This is a one day course which is available not only for those that are required to take the course to become a PADI diving Instructor, but it is a course suitable for divers and non-divers as it covers all aspects of primary and secondary care, not just diving related injuries. It is also a pre-requisite for the Rescue Diver Course. Once completed, you can teach skills based on internationally recognized emergency care guidelines, and you can offer courses to anyone.
Stay hydrated throughout the course to maintain focus and energy during practical exercises.
Appropriate attire ensures ease during pool sessions and quick transitions between activities.
Early arrival helps with orientation and maximizes time for hands-on practice.
Sharing health info keeps training safe and tailored to your needs.
Chania’s maritime history dates back to Minoan civilization and features strong Venetian influences visible around its harbor.
The course provider promotes safe diving practices and environmental stewardship to protect the sensitive marine ecosystem around Crete.
Necessary for water-based practical scenarios during the course.
summer specific
For drying off between sessions and staying comfortable.
Helpful for walking on slippery surfaces near the water.
summer specific
To take notes during theory sessions and review key emergency techniques.