How to become a Rafting and Whitewater Swimming guide? We decipher it for you !

✅ Demonstrate pedagogy. You must have a genuine passion for whitewater and its natural environment.
✅ Mobilize your sense of service and your relational qualities: yes, as often, we don't always choose our clients 😉 ✅ Be sensitive to the well-being of your clients and have a sense of responsibility: let's not forget that the cornerstone of the Rafting and Whitewater Swimming guide profession is to provide an unforgettable experience to your clients and thus, generate customer satisfaction! Do you recognize yourself in this description? Good news! Just need to get the diploma now 😉 Hang in there, we'll tell you more about the training right away ⏬

Once you have successfully passed the Pre-Requirements Test, you must obtain a PSC1 (basic first aid training) before the first day of training. Then, you will undergo 4 weeks of training consisting of 4 competency blocks. The first block involves preparing a session of rafting or whitewater swimming in natural and artificial environments while committing to a quality approach. The second block concerns accompanying participants in the activity of rafting or whitewater swimming while adhering to safety principles. The third block focuses on the repair and maintenance of an artificial practice site and the necessary equipment for rafting and whitewater swimming activities. Finally, the fourth block involves managing your professional career in the field of physical and sports activities.

After successfully completing the first 4 weeks of training and the minimum 70 hours in a professional setting, we invite you to a week consisting of multiple tests to validate your skills in the 4 competency blocks mentioned in Step 2.

At the end of this process, you will obtain your Professional Qualification Certificate as a "Rafting and Whitewater Swimming Guide." In case of failure in one or more tests, you may have the opportunity to participate in a makeup session, which will take place over 2 days, 15 days after the certification.