• The Project AWARE philosophy about protecting worldwide aquatic ecosystems.
• Fish family groupings and common characteristics of fish species found in the local area.
• Fish surveying techniques and strategies for collecting valid data.
• The planning, organization, and procedures for identifying fish families and species while diving.

After the dives, you're required to log the experience in your personal log book.

• The planning, organization, procedures, techniques, problems and hazards of drift diving.

• Special equipment - floats, lines, reels.
• Proper procedures for buoyancy-control, navigation and communication.
• Site selection and overview of aquatic currents causes and effects.
• Techniques for staying close to a buddy or together as a group.

Don't go against the stream but float away, gliding with the currents, feeling the rush of flying underwater. That's what drift diving is all about!

• Theory, principles and operation of dive equipment.
• Routine, recommended care and maintenance procedures and equipment storage.
• Common problems with equipment and recommended professional maintenance procedures (Including a demonstration of repair procedures).
• Simple suggestions for comfortable equipment configurations and an introduction to new equipment. (Testing of new or unfamiliar equipment in confined water is possible.)

To be sure your equipment will be in a perfect condition, enroll this course now!

• The planning, organization, 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. 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.

Extend your bottom time, go for Multilevel!

Dive in the night and you will notice a big difference with the same place during the day. If you're not afraid in the dark, join our Night Diver program.

During your program you'll go on three open water dives. Some of the topics covered in your Night Diver course are:

• Planning, organization, procedures, techniques, problems and hazards of night diving.

• Proper procedures for buoyancy control, navigation and communication.
• Use of dive lights and buddy-system techniques.
• Disorientation and emergency procedures.
• Orientation to nocturnal aquatic life.

Even your local dive site offers a whole new adventure by moonlight!

• Buoyancy check
• Fine-tuning neutral buoyancy underwater
• Hovering
• Positioning and distributing weight for comfort and desired body position (trim in the water).
• Streamlining
• Visualization techniques prior to dives
• Use of Basic Weighting Guidelines

Protect the environment and yourself - learn how to control your buoyancy!

• The planning, organization, procedures, techniques, problems and hazards of diving in different aquatic environments.
• A basic overview of major aquatic life groupings (kingdoms and phyla).
• Factual information that dispels myths of potentially dangerous aquatic life.
• An overview of basic aquatic life interactions and associations.
• Responsible human interactions with aquatic life.
• Diving technique used to help preserve bottom dwelling aquatic life and minimize aquatic life disturbance.

Interested in sea life? Then this program is for you!

• Procedures and techniques for planning, organizing underwater navigation and problems and hazards associated.
• Methods of estimating distances underwater.
• Natural navigation techniques.
• How to use underwater patterns.
• Dive site relocation techniques.
• Compass navigation techniques.

Join this program and never get lost underwater again!

• The selection, maintenance, care and handling of underwater video equipment.
• Safe diving practices while using underwater video equipment.
• Exposure, focus, and maintaining color with video equipment.
• Shot types, lengths and camera moves.
• Developing a story line and shot sequencing.
• The planning, organization, procedures, techniques and problems of underwater videography.

Join our course to take your shot at becoming the next world famous underwater videographer!