This course is to provide you with the skills and knowledge needed to safely handle high pressure gases, prepare oxygen enriched air and helium base mixes, and prepare equipment for oxygen service.

This course is to provide the diver with the information necessary to utilize EANx as a breathing medium.

The course may be taught as stand –alone specialty course to certified divers or the knowledge and practical skills training may be integrated into other courses.

This course is designed to give the open water or advanced open water diver the opportunity to improve their skills, knowledge and equipment configuration, thereby increasing their safety and efficiency.

Course is also intended to prepare the advanced diver for the rigors of technical diver training.

This course is designed to give the open water or advanced open water diver the opportunity to improve their skills, knowledge and equipment configuration, thereby increasing their safety and efficiency.

This course also provide the EANx certified diver with the skills and knowledge needed to maximize the risks of utilizing optimal breathing gas EANx mixtures of 22% to 100% oxygen for dives.

This course is to provide the diver with a working knowledge of the theory, methods and procedures of planned stage decompression diving.

As part of the course you will plan and conduct a standard stage decompression dives.

At one point or another, many divers have found themselves alone during a dive, whether it was intentional or not.

Solo Diving is the practice of self reliant scuba diving without a “dive buddy.”Solo diving, once considered technical diving and discouraged by most certification agencies, is now seen by many experienced divers and some certification agencies as an acceptable practice for those divers suitably trained and experienced.

Rather than relying on the traditional buddy diving safety system, solo divers should be skilled in self-sufficiency and willing to take responsibility for their own safety while diving.

This course is designed to teach certified divers how to safely utilize side-mounted primary cylinders as an alternative to the traditional back-mounted configuration.

The course is strictly non-decompression with a maximum depth limit of 40m/130ft, or within the limit of the student’s current certification, whichever is shallower.

Certain areas of the world provide spectacular dives at depths deeper than 39 metres/130 feet but you may not have access (or very limited access) to helium.

The Extended Range course teaches you the proper techniques for utilizing compressed air as a breathing gas, and with a maximum depth of 55 metres/180 feet, so you don’t have to miss those dives!

The Extended Range Diver Course provides the training and experience necessary including proper techniques, equipment requirements, and hazards of deep air diving, to competently utilize air for dives up to 55 metres/180 feet that require staged decompression, using nitrox mixtures or oxygen during decompression.

This course is to provide the diver with the skills and knowledge needed to gain experience and minimize the risk in wreck diving.

Wreck diving is defined as diving around a sunken vessel, aircraft or debris field.

The Advanced Wreck Diver Course is the next step for any diver that has successfully completed the Wreck Diver Course.

During this course, we will teach you the proper techniques for locating and planning an advanced penetration dive.

Are you looking to expand your depth range? Do you want to reduce narcosis during deep dives?

The Trimix Diver Course could be your next step! As your motivation to explore progresses, you will find that you may want to go deeper to dive that wreck that is part of history or that cave system that you have read so much about.

One of the major limiting factors of going deeper is narcosis; The Trimix Diver course shows how to minimize the effects of narcosis by adding helium to offset the nitrogen in your breathing gas.

Plan and execute dives utilizing as little as 18 percent oxygen and diving to maximum depth of 60 metres/200 feet with a blend of helium appropriate for the planned depth.

The Advanced Trimix Diver Course is the top level of training for open circuit divers wishing to dive to depths as deep as 100 metres/330 feet utilizing hypoxic levels of oxygen (below 17 percent).

This course is perhaps one of the most informative and challenging of all of the open circuit courses. Upon completion, you will be among some of the most elite divers, capable of doing and seeing more while diving than any other divers out there.

Are you a serious adventure seeker wishing to explore overhead environments?

This course is designed to develop the minimum skills and knowledge for cavern and overhead environment diving within the limits of light penetration, and outline specific hazards associated with cave diving.

The cavern diver course in not intended to provide instruction for cave diving environments. The objective of this course is to train divers in the proper planning, procedures, techniques and hazards of cavern diving.

Are you ready to pick up where you left off in the Cavern Diver Course?

Are you looking to expand upon the skills developed in your previous overhead environment training?

This course is an introduction to the basic principles of cave diving utilizing a single primary guide line. Introductory cave diving is the second level in the development of proper techniques for cave diving, directly building upon the cavern diver course.

This introduction to cave diving is not intended to train divers for all facets of cave diving. The objective of this course is the perfection of skills taught in the cavern diving program, in addition to the adoption of additional techniques and procedures required for elementary cave dives.

Are you a serious adventure seeker wishing to explore overhead environments?

This course is the third stage of overhead environment training in the series of  Full Cave Diver Development Program.

Advanced cave dive planning, practical execution of different types of cave systems and scenarios divers encounter are presented. This cave diving course is not intended to prepare divers for evaluating all facets of cave diving.

The objective of this course is to expand and critique previous skills accomplished in the Cavern and Introductory Cave Diving programs. Emphasis is placed upon dive planning and skill perfection through actual cave penetration.