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West Coast Dive Classes
Open Water Certification
Open Water Certification is the entry level Scuba Diving course where you learn about the science of scuba diving, scuba diving equipment, responsible scuba diving practices and scuba diving water skills to have a safe diving adventure without injury to the enviroment or yourself. If you are 10 years old or older and in good mental and physical condition and health. You can enroll in the NAUI Open Water Scuba Diver course.
Advanced Open Water
Certification
Continue your Scuba Diver education by building on the basics learned in your Open Water Certification course. Gain more comfort and confidence under water. Improving your bouyancy and navigation skills. Plan and complete a deep dive to 130 feet (sea level). Do a low visability /night dive using the navigation skills learned in this class. Learn how to compensate for High Altitude dives. Classroom and 6 supervised scuba dives are required. If you are 12 years old or older and are Open Water Certified enroll in the NAUI Advanced Scubas Diver course.
Speciality Certifications
NITROX Certification: If you want to extend your bottom time, maximizing every scuba dive. Learn how to choose the proper gas blend, calculate the maximum operating depth for the gas blend you are using. You can add this to your Advanced Certification. Dry Suit Certification: Get cold easily? Planning on diving in colder waters. Just tired of getting wet? Get a Dry Suit Certification. Using a a Dry Suit keeps you warmer and more comfortable in colder waters. Stay dry even in warmer waters with the right Dry Suit. Have a more enjoyable and safe dive without being distracted by the cold. You can add this to your Advanced Certification. Advanced Rescue Diver: If you have completed the Advanced Open Water Certification and are 15 years ols or older take the next step. Learn how to manage risks and effectively handle limited in water problems and scuba diving emergencies. This course teaches you how to help yourself and others in the case of scuba diving situtations.
Additional Training
Scuba Refresher Course: Have you been away from scuba diving for more that a year? Going on a Scuba Vacation and need your water skills reviewed? We can assist you with a refresher. Buying a dive computer? Need some assistance in the setup and use of it? We can do that. Interested in shooting underwater photographs or videos? Want to show your family and friends what you see under the waves? Let us help get you started in this great hobby. Tired of doing long surface swims or wanting to see more of the reef below try a DPV (Dive Propulsion Vehicle (Scooter). Learn how to operate a DPV safely and have more fun under the waves.
© 2006 WCDive.us
West Coast Dive
Classes
Open Water Certification
Open Water Certification is the entry level Scuba Diving course where you learn about the science of scuba diving, scuba diving equipment, responsible scuba diving practices and scuba diving water skills to have a safe diving adventure without injury to the enviroment or yourself. If you are 10 years old or older and in good mental and physical condition and health. You can enroll in the NAUI Open Water Scuba Diver course.
Advanced Open Water
Certification
Continue your Scuba Diver education by building on the basics learned in your Open Water Certification course. Gain more comfort and confidence under water. Improving your bouyancy and navigation skills. Plan and complete a deep dive to 130 feet (sea level). Do a low visability /night dive using the navigation skills learned in this class. Learn how to compensate for High Altitude dives. Classroom and 6 supervised scuba dives are required. If you are 12 years old or older and are Open Water Certified enroll in the NAUI Advanced Scubas Diver course.
Speciality Certifications
NITROX Certification: If you want to extend your bottom time, maximizing every scuba dive. Learn how to choose the proper gas blend, calculate the maximum operating depth for the gas blend you are using. You can add this to your Advanced Certification. Dry Suit Certification: Get cold easily? Planning on diving in colder waters. Just tired of getting wet? Get a Dry Suit Certification. Using a a Dry Suit keeps you warmer and more comfortable in colder waters. Stay dry even in warmer waters with the right Dry Suit. Have a more enjoyable and safe dive without being distracted by the cold. You can add this to your Advanced Certification. Advanced Rescue Diver: If you have completed the Advanced Open Water Certification and are 15 years ols or older take the next step. Learn how to manage risks and effectively handle limited in water problems and scuba diving emergencies. This course teaches you how to help yourself and others in the case of scuba diving situtations.
