Skydiver stepping out of the open door of a small sport aircraft on a grass runway

Courses & Training

Learn to skydive from the ground up

From your first taster jump to your own license: choose the training path that fits you, and work step by step toward jumping solo.

Three paths, one goal

Find your way in

Whether you just want to try it once or dive straight into full training, we'll help you find the right path into the sport.

Trainee skydivers boarding a small sport aircraft with their gear

First step

Taster Course

Perfect if you're not yet sure whether full training is right for you.

Course length2 days
  1. 01

    Day 1

    Theory and ground training.

  2. 02

    Day 2

    Written exam, followed by your first jump.

Within 4 weeks of your first taster jump, you can continue on into full training — your jump then counts as Level 1 (this doesn't apply to the static-line taster course).

Get in touch for more details on how the course works.

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After training

Your skydiving license

Once you complete training, you can earn your skydiving license. It never expires and entitles you to jump solo anywhere in the world.

As a member of the Deutscher Fallschirmsportverband e.V. (DFV), the German Skydiving Federation, all our jumps follow DFV guidelines.

Got more questions?

Just get in touch — we're happy to walk you through every training path in person.