PADI® Open Water Referral is the first scuba certification level. A highly-trained PADI Instructor will teach you how to scuba dive in a relaxed, supportive learning environment.
By the end of the course, you'll have the skills and knowledge to dive at home or abroad and be an ambassador for the underwater world. This course is for aged 10 years upwards.

Take This Course If You Want to:
- Explore the other 70 percent of our planet
- Support ocean protection
- See things you've never seen before
- Learn from a scuba diving expert
- Carry the world's most recognized scuba certification

Learn How to:
- Be a confident and skilled diver
- Assemble and use scuba gear
- Manage your buoyancy
- Respectfully approach marine life
- Handle common problems

The PADI ReActivate Course is a refresher program designed for certified scuba divers who haven’t been diving in a while and want to refresh their skills, update their knowledge, and regain confidence before heading back underwater. It’s particularly useful for those who haven’t dived for 6 months or longer.

Course Description:
The PADI ReActivate program allows divers to review key scuba skills, such as buoyancy control, equipment setup, and emergency procedures, either through eLearning or in a pool/confined water setting. Upon completion, divers receive a new certification card with the ReActivate date, showing dive operators that their skills are up to date.

What the Course Covers:
Knowledge Refresher:
Review important safety concepts, basic dive planning, and problem management through an interactive eLearning session or study materials.

Practical Skills Refresher (Pool or Confined Water):
Practice essential scuba skills under the guidance of a PADI Professional, including:

Clearing your mask and regulator
Buoyancy control
Emergency ascents
Equipment checks and handling
Who Can Take This Course?
Certified divers (PADI Open Water or equivalent) looking to refresh their knowledge and skills.
Divers returning after a break from scuba diving.
Duration:
Typically takes 1–2 hours for the practical session, plus additional time for eLearning, depending on individual pace.

Benefits:
Regain confidence and improve diving readiness.
Update your skills without having to retake the full Open Water course.
Receive a refreshed PADI certification card, showing that your training is current.
This course is flexible and can be tailored to address any specific skills the diver wants to review.

The PADI Seal Team is for young scuba divers who are looking for action-packed fun in a pool by completing exciting AquaMissions. Have you ever wondered what it's like to dive with flashlights, take digital pictures underwater or float effortlessly like an astronaut? Beyond learning basic scuba skills, there are specialty AquaMissions, such as wreck diving, navigation, buoyancy, environmental awareness and more.

The PADI Seal Team program teaches responsibility and respect for the aquatic realm. It's broken into two parts.

10 specialty AquaMissions, includes adventures like creature identification, search and recovery diving, and skin diving. Complete all of these and you'll become a PADI Master Seal Team Member - joining an elite group of young scuba divers.

Friday 17th January - Friday 14th February 7pm-9pm
Divers must complete all 5 days to pass the course