Stress and Rescue course in Amed
Advanced Training
Build the confidence to handle dive emergencies and protect your fellow divers with the Stress and Rescue course in Amed.
This course not only equips you with essential rescue skills, but can also includes the React Right - Emergency first response certification.
Taught in small groups by experienced, multilingual instructors, this life-saving program is available in English, French, and Bahasa Indonesia.
Price : IDR 5,500,000.00
What you will learn during the course
The SSI Stress and Rescue specialty helps you recognize, prevent, and respond to diving stress and emergency, in yourself and in others.
Through theory, confined water practice, and real-world open water scenarios, you'll learn techniques for handling panicked divers, surfacing unresponsive divers, and managing rescue logistics.
Prerequise to the Stress and Rescue course is the React Right certification, where you will learn first aid, CPR, oxygen administration, and how to use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED). It’s a powerful step toward becoming a more confident and capable diver.
How much cost the Stress and Rescue in Amed
The Stress and Rescue course in Amed is IDR 5.500.000, and the React Right first aid course is IDR 2.000.000.
Both prices include all necessary materials, certification fees, gear, and digital training access.
We also include lunch, refreshments, and hotel pick-up and drop-off in the Amed area, so you can focus on learning while we take care of the rest.
Dive & Stay Package: Stay at Jepun Hill Studios and receive 10% off on the course
Included in the course
SSI Training material and certification
Digital dive theory and e-learning access
Confined water session or pool training
3 Training dives
Full scuba equipment
Diving insurance
Lunch and refreshments
Pickup/drop-off in Amed area
Dive Course Info
2 Days courses
3 Training dives
React Right (in option)
Certification Prerequisites
Minimum Age: 12 years old
Open Water Certification
First Aid certification
Why choose Jepun Divers?
Small group: 4 student max
SSI Training philosophy
Multilingual Instructors
Stress and Rescue Course Curriculum and Schedule
To start your SSI Stress and Rescue training, you’ll first need a valid emergency first response certification completed within the last 24 months. This could be React Right or an equivalent like EFR or Red Cross.
Once completed, the two-day Stress and Rescue course combines diving theory, confined water training, and rescue scenarios in the ocean.
You’ll earn an internationally recognized certification that never expires, a credential that proves you’re prepared to help when it matters most.
Emergency first response course
The React Right program covers primary and secondary care essentials and take 1 day to complete.
You'll learn how to assess a scene, manage a conscious or unconscious diver, and provide CPR, wound care, and shock management. It also includes training in the use of oxygen and AED devices, crucial skills for dive-related incidents.
Stress and Rescue specialty course
Once your first aid is complete, you’ll move into the in-water rescue program.
Our 2 days Stress and Rescue course will teaches you how to identify stress, prevent dive accidents, and conduct surface and underwater rescues.
You’ll practice emergency planning, approach strategies, diver recovery techniques, and tows, all in realistic, supportive scenarios that build true readiness.
Who Is the Stress and Rescue Course For?
This specialty course is ideal for certified divers who want to dive safer, protect their dive buddies, and grow as responsible ocean explorers.
It’s also perfect for aspiring professionals, dive couples, and families with divers who want peace of mind when diving together.
If you’ve ever wondered what you’d do in an emergency, this course gives you the answers and the skills.
Meet Your Scuba Diving Instructor
At Amed Jepun Divers, our rescue courses are led by seasoned SSI instructors who teach in English, French, and Bahasa Indonesia.
With small group sizes and supportive guidance, our instructors create a comfortable environment to build serious skills. We’re here to help you grow as a diver, with patience, professionalism, and real care.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many days is the course?
The complete program takes three days, one day for React Right and two for the Stress and Rescue training, including ocean sessions.
What requirements do I need to start the course?
You need to be Open Water Diver certified and have completed an Emergency First Response course (React Right or equivalent) within the last 24 months.
What is the difference between React Right and PADI EFR?
The React Right and EFR cover similar content: CPR, first aid, and emergency response. React Right is SSI’s version and integrates seamlessly into SSI training systems. If you already hold a PADI EFR certification, you don’t need to redo React Right to join the Stress and Rescue course.
Can I start the theory before arriving?
Yes, we recomand you to start you theory before the course! With SSI's digital learning platform, you can begin studying online before your arrival and complete your course faster in Amed.
Is the Stress and Rescue course physically demanding?
It does involve active emergency scenarios, but we adapt to your pace. Our instructors support you every step of the way.
What is included in the course price?
All gear, digital training materials, certification fees, lunch, refreshments, and hotel transfers within Amed are included.
