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Come Get Your Fins Wet!!
If you've always wanted to try scuba diving, this is for you. A PADI
instructor will show you basic techniques for using scuba equipment; then you'll take your
first supervised underwater adventure. A great way to take a "test" dive
prior to signing up for your Basic Open Water Course. |
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Get the kids off to the right fin.
The PADI Bubblemaker program is for youth 8-10 yrs old. The get to
try out scuba just like the big kids. The Bubblemaker program is
great for small groups as a birthday party.
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It's the latest craze!!
Kids start learning real scuba skills and learn the basics
of becoming a real scuba dive. To be come a Seal Team member, the diver
completes 5 Aquamissions with his Team Leader. Once the diver is
a Seal Team member, then he can go on to Master Seal Team membership.
This is achieved by completing 10 Specialty Aquamissions, like Night, Wreck,
etc. Kids 8 years of age and older. Skills can be applied to Jr. Open
Water Course.
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Open Water Diver |
Fun From Day One!!
Dive into the PADI Open Water Diver Course, the single most popular diving
course in the world. Begin at home, whenever you're ready. You can cover the
course materials at home, at your own pace, then meet with your instructor to review the
material & complete your confined water dives. The first step in becoming a
certified diver. Open to divers ages 10 years and above. |
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National Geographic Diver |
Become an Underwater Explorer!
As a National Geographic Diver, you will take your diving
skill learned in the Open Water Course to the next level. A National
Geographic diver develops skills of observation - becoming an explorer- not
just a underwater tourist. This program can be done in conjunction to
the PADI Open Water Course. Certified divers may obtain a National
Geographic certification by completing the National Geographic Portal
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Advanced Open
Water Diver |
Dive into Adventure!
Here's your chance to sample some of diving's most popular specialties
& expand your diving skills. The course requires 5 dives and may take as little time
as one weekend. |
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Specialty Courses |
Expand you Horizons!
Focus in the underwater activities that interest you most. Specialty
certifications expose you to exciting new skills & environments. Your choices
include Night, Deep, Dry Suit, Photography, Search & Recovery and Ice Diver to name
just a few. |
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Emergency First Responder |
For both divers & non-divers, this course teaches
CPR & first aid, important prerequisites for Rescue Diver Certification. |
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Rescue Diver |
Serious Fun!!
The PADI Rescue Diver course makes the serious subject of accident
prevention and management enjoyable and rewarding. It takes your focus
beyond yourself and your buddy to making diving safer for others as you learn to
recognize and prevent potential diving accidents and how to handle them if they do occur. |
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Master Scuba Diver |
When you complete the Advanced Open Water, Rescue Diver
and any 5 PADI specialty courses, you are eligible to earn a PADI Master Scuba Diving
Rating. |
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Divemaster |
Go Pro!
This is your first step on the path to a career in diving. Divemaster
training develops your diving leadership abilities by expanding you knowledge to a
professional level and by training you to supervise diving activities and assist with
divers in training. |
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Assistant
Instructor |
Building on the Divemaster
program, the PADI Assistant Instructor further develops your leadership
skills as well as those needed to train divers. A popular stepping
stone on the path to becoming a PADI Instructor. |
