Open Water Diver Course - £325 ALL INCLUSIVE
Course Outline and Benefits
This four day course is designed to train people with little or no experience of scuba diving, in the  theory and practices of safe diving in a logical and realistic manner.
Prior to starting the course you will receive all the course materials, including the PADI Open Water Diver Manual.
Upon completion of the course you will be awarded the PADI Open Water Diver certification card, enabling you to dive almost anywhere in the world to a maximum depth of 18 meters with another suitably qualified diver.
Course Requirements
* Be in reasonable health.
* Over 10 years of age.
* Able to swim 200 meters without any aids.
* Stay afloat for 10 minutes without any aid.
Additionally you will require the following for the pool
* Swimwear and towel
Finally, you will be required to produce a passport sized photograph for your PADI records.
Course Itinerary
This course is normally conducted over two weekends, but can be tailored to meet your personal requirements. Days one and two concentrate on the theory and combined water modules. These days are conducted in our purpose built classroom and swimming pool (on site heated pool at our Kent branch, in Norwich a large public pool in the city itself is used). 
Days three and four concentrate on passing the four open water dives required to obtain certification.
These will be undertaken at a conveniently located dive site (for Kent this is usually Leybourne lakes and for Norwich, Whitlingham lakes/Leybourne lakes/Gildenburgh Lake)
Open Water Diver Referral - £195
Don't have time to finish a whole course before your holiday? then don't worry!! We offer the option to train you in the theory and confined water modules in the UK (course days one and two) yet complete the four open water dives (course days three and four) whilst on holiday at one of the many PADI dive centres throughout the world.
This is the ideal option for those who do not wish to waste valuable holiday time or wish to dive in waters warmer than those found in the UK! | 
