Two skydivers walking toward a jump aircraft across the airfield at sunrise

About the school

A personal skydiving school built around your progress.

Preparation, jumps and debriefs form one path, from the first AFF jump to coaching after the licence.

The approach

Know what you are practising and why.

For beginners who want to take the AFF course, for those who finished AFF and want to reach the A Licence, and for licensed skydivers who want coaching with a clear goal.

Every route starts with an application. Andrew reviews your experience and goal, confirms the format, capacity and dates with you individually, and may suggest a different route if it serves you better.

Your coach

Founder of SCS

Andrew Marushko

Andrew helps you turn a training goal into a plan, understand the feedback and decide what to work on next, in English, Russian or Ukrainian.

Andrew Marushko founded Skydive Coach Spain and shapes how every route is taught, from beginner AFF to licence progression and coaching after the licence. The starting point is your experience and goal, not one timetable for everyone; coaching, briefings and debriefs are available in English, Russian and Ukrainian.

His work connects preparation, observation and debrief. Training records and footage make the feedback specific, and the next task follows what you can demonstrate; extra practice or a change of plan is part of learning, not a shortcut around it.

Andrew checking a student’s harness in the hangar before the jump, portrait crop
Specialties
  • AFF progression
  • Licence progression
  • Post-licence coaching
Disciplines
  • Formation skydiving
  • Freefly
  • Canopy awareness
Languages
  • English
  • Russian
  • Ukrainian
A student and Andrew going through the jump plan on a bench inside the hangar
A small group of international flyers gathered on a terrace at golden hour after training

What we stand for

Judgement over spectacle.

Philosophy

Prepare, jump, debrief. The next task follows what you can show, not the calendar.

Languages

Briefings and debriefs in English, Russian or Ukrainian; the dropzone, documents and examinations use their own language.

Spain

Training takes place in Spain; the dropzone and dates are agreed after your application, and you do not need Spanish.

Next step

A jump aircraft on the airfield at blue hour with mountains on the horizon

Start with where you are now.

Explore the route that fits your experience and goal; the route pages explain who each one is for and what it covers.