Price - £265.00

If your short on time but still want to become a certified diver then this course may be the course for you,

This course requires less time than a Openwater Course as it only covers the first 3 of the 5 sections of Knowledge Development, Pool Sessions and 2 of the 4 Openwater Training Dives,
This course is particularly good if you are limited to how much time you have got, maybe a holiday coming up, and can be a stepping stone towards the Full Openwater Course,

What Does The Course Allow Me To Do ?

This course lets you get into the water under direct supervision of a PADI Divemaster - Assistant Instructor - Instructor to a maximum depth of 12m/40ft,
It also allows you to obtain air fills. rent or purchase equipment and participate in diving activities, supervision required,

What Will I Need ?

You need to be in good health, reasonably fit and comfortable in the water,
You need to be over the age of 12 years old for the Junior Scuba Diver or over 15 years old for the Scuba Diver,
You will need to bring a swim suit, towel and 2 Passport Sized Photographs,
You will need to bring a completed PADI Medical Statement Form, PADI Statement of Risks & Liability Form, PADI SAFE Diving Form,
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You will need self-study material, PADI Manual and DVD which we require you to read before starting your first session,
(This is included in the course price)

How Long Will It Take ?

Independent Home Study (Manual & DVD),
2 Full Days Academic Training & Confined Water Training (Classroom/Swimming Pool),
1 Full Day Openwater Training, 2 Dives (Lake or Sea Session),

What Will I Do ?

You'll learn all the basics of scuba diving through Knowledge Development material, 
Practise the underwater skills needed to prevent common problems underwater and to carry on to the Openwater course,
Acquire the knowledge of what aquatic life lives underwater and what you'll encounter,

What Will I Use ?

All the equipment that you'll use is the basic scuba gear typically used by a Qualified Scuba Diver,
Mask, Snorkel and Fins,
Buoyancy Control Devise (BCD) which includes the scuba tank,
Regulator to breathe from and also a console that tells you your air supply and depth,
You may wear a weight system and also an exposure suit as required by the local environment,

How Much Does It Cost ?

The Scuba Diver course cost's - £265.00,

Includes:-
Scuba Diver Manual,
Use of the Scuba Diver/Openwater DVD,
All Equipment Hire,
Air Fills,
Swimming Pool Entrance Fees,
PADI Certification Fee,

Excludes:-
Dive Site Entrance Fees,

Whats The Next Step For Me ?

Continue your adventure and upgrade to the Full Openwater Diver Course,
Upgrade Prices Start From £ 219.00