Courses

• Those who would like to experience the underwater world

• Those who would like an introductory course to scuba diving prior to enrolling in the Open Water Scuba Diver course

Makes it possible for you to complete all of the academic requirements for your entry-level scuba diver certification online. Yoy can get started right now and, when you are done, you will then complete your in-water-skill-development sessions and final open-water training dives at a local Dive Center close to home, or at a popular vacation destination. It's that simple! Now, go dive the world with your certification.

​Nitrox is a breathing gas that has a lot of benefits for both new and experienced divers. This course will cover the use of nitrox mixtures from 22 to 40 percent oxygen.

• The certified diver looking to advance their knowledge and skill set

• The certified diver looking to extend their no decompression time limits

The Advanced Scuba Diver Program was created to make truly *Advanced Divers". During the course your Instructor will take you through four complete TDI or ERDI specialty courses (for example; Deep, Navigation, Photo, Video, Intro to Tech, Tender, etc.) covering all the skills and subjects, so that by the end you will feel comfortable to conduct dives of a similar nature. Once you have logged your 25th dive (these can include any and all training dives), visit your local facility with your logbook and verification of completing four TDI and ERDI specialties and you will be awarded the Advanced Scuba Diver certification.

By earning the Advanced Scuba Diver certification you will have increased abilities and comfort in the water and be ready for the next step, Rescue Diver.

The Rescue Diver Course is designed to develop the knowledge and necessary skills to effectively perform diver rescues and assist and administer the necessary first aid in the event of an emergency.

You will learn skills such as how to perform self rescues, buddy rescues, recognize and calm potential panic divers, administer proper first aid to divers that have experienced dive related injuries, conduct effective search patterns and manage accident scenes. After the Rescue Diver Course you can enroll in the Master Scuba Diver Development Program or start in the professional ranks and sign up for the Divemaster Course.

The Divemaster Course is the first professional level certification. During the course you will learn how to work with divers, lead certified divers, and act as a dive guide showing divers underwater dive sites and the marine life that inhabits those dive sites. You will increase your knowledge about physics and physiology as well as increase your proficiency with your scuba and snorkeling skills.

The Assistant Instructor course is designed to help students gain practical teaching experience with an active Instructor. Upon successful completion of this course, graduates may teach and certify students in the Snorkeling course, conduct the Inactive Diver/Refresher course, teach approved specialties after receiving instructor training in those specialties, and certify divers for the Advanced Diver recognition rating, among other qualifications.

The Instructor Course is designed to train current divemasters or assistant instructors with the knowledge needed to safely function as open water scuba instructors. The program is divided into two main sections:

• IDC – Instructor Development Course

• IEC – Instructor Evaluation Course

DAN’s Diving First Aid for Professional Divers (DFA Pro) is a Coast Guard approved course designed for commercial, professional, captains, aquarium, and scientific divers, providing first-aid knowledge and skills specific to these work environments. It also provides rescue management skills for Rescue divers, Dive Masters and Dive Instructors.