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 PADI
Enriched Air Diver
Maximize your time with the Nitrox (Enriched
Air) Diver course. By diving with Enriched Air you may feel less
tired. Enriched Air Diver saves you time by allowing you to:
- Stay underwater longer
- Get back into the water sooner
- Get your certification while simultaneously
completing dives for other PADI courses
How much more time can I be underwater?
For example, if you dive to15 metres on
air, your no decompression limit is 80 minutes. But, diving on
EANx36 gets you 220 minutes of no decompression time - an increase
of 140 minutes! It’s perfect for underwater photographers,
wreck divers and anyone who wants to stay down longer. |
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EMERGENCY
FIRST RESPONSE
An Emergency First Response course prepares you to properly handle
potentially life and non life-threatening situations by giving
you the tools and confidence you need to perform CPR and First
Aid in an emergency accident or illness situation.
This comprehensive program is composed of
two core modules. Each Module can be taught in tandem or as stand-alone
courses: Emergency First Response - Primary Care and Emergency
First Response - Secondary Care.
Both Modules are generally taught together. These courses proved
extensive instruction in CPR and First Aid skills, as well as
providing hands on experience in the use of Automated External
Defibrillators (AED’s) and Emergency Oxygen Equipment.
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DEEP
DIVER
PADI’s Deep Diver course
offers you the adventure of a lifetime – going deep to see
things others only dream about. To join the deep diving crowd,
you’ll need at least your PADI Advanced Open Water Diver
(Advanced Plus or equivalent) certification and be at least 15
years old.
The program includes four open water dives, which
can be conducted over two days (note: As you have already done
a deep dive as part of your Adventures in Diving course, this
Specialty can now be completed in one day). The minimum &
maximum depth for dives two and three is 30 to 40 metres/100 to
130ft (we usally aim for 36M) the fourth dive is between 18 to
30 metres/60 to 100 feet with no dive exceeding 40 metres/130
feet. All your dives will be conducted within no-decompression
limits, with deeper dives conducted first.
During your program, you'll cover the knowledge,
skills and techniques needed to dive deep.
The following is included in the PADI Deep Diver program:
- Planning, organisation, procedures, techniques,
problems and hazards of deep diving.
- Risk factors and decompression-tables review.
Safety stops and emergency decompression
- Procedures. Special equipment, descent lines
and buoyancy-control considerations.
- Procedures for flying after diving and high-altitude
diving.
- Orientation to recompression chambers.
The core Deep Dive conducted during the PADI Advanced
Open Water Diver or Advanced Plus program may be counted toward
this specialty at the discretion of the instructor. |
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UNDERWATER DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY |
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This one-day A&A workshop goes beyond the
PADI underwater photography course. We cover all aspects of digital
photography from advice on buying a camera & equipment, composing
and taking good photographs, buoyancy control and environmental
awareness, and care of your equipments. Back on dry land the course
covers; downloading file images from your camera and basic photo
retouching to get the best from your images. This course is highly
flexible and very hands-on. We'll give you the benefit of our experience
of taking thousands of photographs. |
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NIGHT DIVER |
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The PADI Night Diver is a specialty
course and can be applied toward your Advance Open Water Diver rating
as one of your elective dives.
During this course you will gain practical skills and expert knowledge
for night diving. Below is a snap-shot of skills and techniques
that are taught during the PADI Night Diver course:
- Planning, organization, procedures & night
diving techniques.
- Possible problems & hazards of night diving.
- Emergency & disorientation procedures.
- Buoyancy control, navigation & communication.
- Use of dive lights & buddy system techniques.
- Introduction to nocturnal aquatic life.
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DRY SUIT |
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If you want to see the spectacular and prolific
aquatic life often found in UK and colder water climates you'll
need to stay warm and that means a dry suit. But, you want to
be trained in proper techniques and this is where PADI Dry Suit
Diver Specialty course comes in.
You'll not only cover the background knowledge
related to dry suit diving, you'll get into confined water to put
that theory into practice. Then, once you've mastered confined water,
it's time for two open water dives and applying that knowledge,
including dive planning, organization, techniques, problems and
buoyancy control. |
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WRECK DIVER |
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Wreck penetration-training
dives are limited to within the light zone and within 40 metres/130
feet from the surface, vertical and horizontal distance included.
If the wreck used for training is located in deep water (over
18 metres/60 feet), the Deep Diver rating is recommended as a
prerequisite for the Wreck Diver program.
During your PADI Wreck Diver program you'll go
on four open water dives, which may be conducted over at least
two days. This is were you'll put in to practice the information
you gained from listening to your instructor and from the PADI
Wreck Diving Manual and video. Information contained in your program
includes:
The planning, organisation, procedures, techniques,
problems and hazards of wreck diving. The preparation and use
of lights, air supplies, special equipment, penetration lines
and reels. Limited-visibility diving techniques and emergency
procedures. |
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PEAK PERFORMANCE BUOYANCY |
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It's very important to perfect your
buoyancy when you dive. You will conserve air, energy and our
precious ecosystem. Equally gratifying, when you learn how to
control your buoyancy ultimately you can extend your bottom time
and add a higher level of confidence to your diving skills.
During your course you will gain practical skills and expert knowledge
for buoyancy control. Below is a snap-shot of skills and techniques
that are taught during the PADI Peak Performance Buoyancy course:
- Peak Performance Buoyancy fundamentals & check techniques.
- Establishing neutral buoyancy during all segments of a dive.
- Positioning & distributing weight for comfort.
- Proper body position & fine tuning buoyancy underwater.
- Weight position / distribution, streamlining & hovering.
- How to use the PADI Basic Weighting Guidelines.
- Visualization techniques prior to dives.
- Fine tuning neutral buoyancy underwater.
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MULTILEVEL DIVER |
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During your Multilevel Diver program, you’ll
go on two open water dives, both of which may be conducted in
one day. You'll also be exposed to a variety of different types
of multilevel dive calculators (the Wheel and various types of
dive computers). Topics covered include:
The planning, organisation, procedures, techniques,
problems and hazards of multilevel diving. Definition and advantages
of multilevel diving. Methods of calculating multilevel dives.
(The Wheel and/or dive computers). Review of decompression sickness
theory. Review of emergency decompression procedures. Review of
PADI's S.A.F.E. Diver campaign. Procedures for flying after diving.
Guidelines, rules and procedures for multilevel diving with the
Wheel and/or diving computers. Care and maintenance of dive computers. |
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BOAT DIVER |
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Through the PADI Boat Diver Specialty
course, you can learn the techniques and procedures for diving from
different types of boats. The more boats you're diving from, the
more diving you're doing. As part of your
PADI Boat Diver Specialty course, you'll learn about:
- Boat diving planning, organization, procedures,
techniques, problems and hazards
- Proper boat diving etiquette, including equipment
storage and conduct
- Common boat terminology
- Specific and local boat diving laws and ordinances
- Overview of emergency and safety equipment needed
on private dive boats
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UNDERWATER NAVIGATION |
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Knowing where you are underwater
and where you’re going comes in real handy, especially if
you're looking for an object or locating that beautiful reef that
you heard about. During your PADI Underwater Navigator program
you'll go on three open water dives familiarising yourself with
the skills, knowledge, planning, organisation, procedures, techniques,
problems, hazards and enjoyment of underwater navigation. |
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