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O2 Provider
Be the one ready to help a fellow diver should the need arise by becoming a PADI Emergency Oxygen Provider.
Breathe easy—knowing that you know how to recognize illnesses treatable by emergency oxygen. Being the best buddy you can be means being prepared – especially in a time of need.
Underwater Navigator
Underwater navigation skills are an important part of diving. The skills you learn on this course will increase your confidence and reduce stress and anxiety levels, which will in turn improve your air consumption and give you more time to enjoy the dive instead of concentrating on not getting separated from your dive buddy and/or getting lost.
Deep Diver
Wreck Diver
There are many reasons people choose to learn to scuba dive and one of the reasons is to visit shipwrecks. The PADI Wreck Diver course is designed to allow you to safely dive on the wrecks of the world. The course covers wreck surveying to find safe entry points, the laying of safety lines and wreck penetration.
Drysuit Diver
Water may cover seven tenths of the Earths surface, but if it weren't for exposure suits, diving would be limited to a relatively narrow band straddling the equator. That would indeed be unfortunate as some of the best diving lies well north and south of the tropical waters and also in lakes, at altitude and at deeper depths that constantly remain cool. Without protection from the cold, some of the best diving would be inaccessible.
Of the exposure suit types available, the dry suit has opened the door to comfortable diving in the coolest waters.