Safety guides
Marine life and injury prevention
Observe wildlife with enough space that neither the animal nor the diver needs to react defensively.
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Open the preparation resources →02 / KNOW YOUR EQUIPMENTFind the correct documents for your model and prepare a useful support enquiry.
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Safety guides
Observe wildlife with enough space that neither the animal nor the diver needs to react defensively.
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The part of a snorkel or regulator held in the mouth.
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Learn the fundamentals for autonomous buddy diving in conditions comparable to your training.
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Develop risk management, assistance, transport and rescue skills for diving emergencies.
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Put your worries into words and find out what support your instructor can offer before you begin.
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The entry-level certification that allows independent recreational diving to around 18 metres.
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Try different types of diving with an instructor and develop experience beyond entry-level training.
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Develop planning and awareness for deeper recreational dives under appropriate instruction.
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Develop the skills and knowledge used to assist instructors and support certified divers within professional standards.
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Both lead into recreational dive leadership, but the programme structure, intermediate rating and centre relationship differ.
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Learn how a drysuit changes preparation, buoyancy and in-water responses.
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Learn to plan and manage recreational enriched-air nitrox use.
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Build the knowledge and practical skills for your first scuba certification. Learning takes place through theory, confined-water practice and open-water training.
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Prepare for teaching through instructor development and the required evaluation process.
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Refine weighting, trim and buoyancy so you can control position with less unnecessary effort.
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Develop awareness of problems, self-rescue, assistance and coordinated responses to diving emergencies.
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Two technical-diving systems with different course packaging, terminology and centre models—from first decompression to Trimix and CCR.
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Develop awareness, planning and techniques for exploring wrecks within the course’s defined scope.
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The short course with the biggest effect on how good a diver you actually are.
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Canning Vale · WA
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Put control and environmental care before a photograph.
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Turn “I want better buoyancy” into a clear discussion, suitable coaching and an honest debrief.
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Organise camera expectations, operator questions and image notes while keeping the dive, your buddy and marine-life behaviour at the centre.
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Design a shared holiday with honest timing, suitable activities, clear costs and space for people who do not want to scuba dive.
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