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Whitewater Rescue Technician – Recreational (WRT-REC)
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Master advanced whitewater rescue skills and earn a globally recognised qualification.
The Canoe Centre Dublin are delighted to partner with Swift Water Training for this intensive 2-day course for recreational paddlers with existing river experience. This program will provide you with the necessary skills to perform safe and effective rescues in challenging white-water environments.
Build on the foundations of your Canoeing Ireland RSR. This WRT - REC course, in association with the Canoe Centre Dublin is ideal for Kayak Instructors, Raft Guides, and Outdoor Professionals looking to progress and bring your experience to the next level.
Why Choose WRT - REC with the Canoe Centre
- Learn advanced rescue techniques from experienced professionals
- A globally recognised certification in whitewater safety
- Improve confidence and decision making in dynamic river environments
Course Details:
- Minimum age: 18
- Duration: 2 Days
- Prerequisites: Confident swimmer with prior experience in Whitewater - (Example - Canoeing Ireland REC 2 - REC 3)
- Price: €295.00
Cancelation Policy
Booking Cancelations
Up to 5 working days before your course date:
- You can receive a full refund or reschedule to a later date.
Within 5 working days of your trip:
- No refunds or rescheduling are available, as our coaches will already have been allocated.
Please note that courses may be rescheduled or cancelled due to excessive water levels. If this happens, we will contact you as soon as possible.
Important Information
The Canoe Centre reserves the right to refuse participation if:
- You are not complying with safety rules and advise, or
- You are under the influence of drugs or alcohol
No refunds will be provided in these circumstances.
Weather Conditions
We operate in all weather conditions except when there are extreme weather warnings and it is deemed unsafe to proceed.