Rebreather training classes are typically 5-6 days long, although sometimes longer depending on a number of factors, including the training agency, your local conditions, your instructor, and your ability to satisfy the class standards. 

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KISS Rebreathers is a member of the Rebreather Education and Safety Association (RESA,) whose training standards stipulate that an entry level rebreather class must be a minimum of 40 hours in length, with no less than 7 dives. 

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Training can be done prior to purchasing a unit or in conjunction with purchasing one. Students who wish to take the class without buying a rebreather may make arrangements for a rental rebreather with their instructor. (Not every instructor has rentals available.) Those who purchase a unit prior to training will receive their unit in non-operating condition. A key component, usually the manual addition valve, is missing, and sent directly to your instructor. 

 

KISS rebreather courses are taught through the following training agencies:

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• ANDI

• IANTD 

• Inner Space Explorers

• PSA International

• RAID: Rebreather Association of International Divers 

• The International Association of Rebreather Trainers

• TDI

• Unified Team Diving

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Please be sure to check with the respective agency's website to ensure the instructor is in current teaching status.