Other Training Courses
DAN´s Oxygen First Aid for Scuba Diving Injuries Provider course was designed to fill the void in oxygen first aid training available for the general diving public. This course represents entry level training designed to educate the general diving (and qualified non-diving) public in recognizing possible dive related injuries and providing emergency oxygen first aid, while activating the local emergency medical services (EMS) and/or arranging for evacuation to the nearest available medical facility. In DAN´s most recent dive accident record, less than 33% of injured divers received emergency oxygen in the field. Few of those received oxygen concentrations approaching the recommended 100%. DAN and all major diving instructional agencies recommend that all divers be qualified to provide 100% oxygen in the field to those injured in a dive accident.
www.daneurope.co.uk
This is a one-day course aimed at giving divers new to the project, and new to marine recording, a basic grounding. At the end of the course you be able to complete the seasearch observation form and take part in seasearch dives, either on your own with a buddy, or dives organised here at the centre. We aim to organise at least one regular evening dive per week. The price for the course is £75 per person, for which you will receive a comprehensive student pack, some ID guides, a full days classroom based tuition and presentation with video dives etc. and a full days diving, with, of course, certification! For more info contact us or visit www.seasearch.co.uk.
This two-day course provides the skills and background knowledge needed to drive a powerboat and is the basis of the International Certificate of Competence. It includes Close quarters handling, high speed manoeuvres, man overboard recovery and collision regulations. The course can be taken inland or on the coast and your certificate will be endorsed accordingly.
This two-day course covers practical use of navigation and passage planning by day on coastal waters, using both traditional and electronic navigational techniques.
This two-day course provides the skills and background knowledge needed to drive a powerboat by day or night in known or unfamiliar waters, the skipper’s role and boat handling in more demanding conditions.
Preparation for survival, lifejackets, medical issues, search and rescue techniques. It includes a practical session in a swimming pool to experience entering an inflated liferaft whilst fully kitted out.
Use of marine radio including GMDSS. Routine, distress, urgency and safety procedures.
A comprehensive introduction to chartwork, navigation, meteorology and the basics of seamanship. You will find this course invaluable if you want to learn how to start making decisions on board, and if you are considering taking the Day Skipper practical course.
An advanced course ideal for candidates for the Coastal Skipper practical course and Yachtmaster® Offshore exam. As well as having some provision for revising the Day Skipper shorebased course it covers more advanced skills in offshore and coastal navigation by day and night, pilotage and meteorology.
