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| Open Water | Advanced Open Water | Medic First Aid |
| Rescue Diver | Divemaster | Specialties |

• Dive independently (without instructor supervision) while applying the knowledge and skills you learn in this course.

• Purchase air fills, scuba equipment and other services

• Plan, conduct and log open water no stop (no decompression) dives when equipped properly
and accompanied by a buddy in conditions with which you have training and/or experience

• Continue your diver training with a specialty dive in the PADI Advanced Open Water program, and/or PADI Specialty courses.

• To become a scuba diver, you need to be comfortable in the water and have basic swimming skills, so your instructor will have you do some swimming and floating - nothing extreme (200 meters/yards and a ten minute float), just enough to determine you have basic swimming abilities.

• Before any confined water dives or dive skills, your instructor will have you complete a medical statement. If any of the conditions listed apply to you, as a precaution your instructor will ask to consult a physician before participating in any water activities.

• The minimum ages for scuba certification are 10 for the Junior Open Water Diver and 15 for the Open Water Diver certification.

• If you have any medical concerns please check our medical history page.

Confined Water Dives - In the pool - were you apply dive principles, and learn and practice dive procedures and skills.
Knowledge Development - Establishes the principles and basic information you need to have fun and dive safely.
Open Water Dives - In Rock quarries, in Florida springs or in the Ocean - Completes your training as an entry level diver by applying and further developing your knowledge and dive skills in a dive environment under the instructors supervision and guidance.