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The Enriched Air Nitrox is the first specialty that any certified diver must take if they want to have longer bottom time and shorter surface intervals.

The goal of the Emergency Oxygen Prodiver course is to train all divers and those in a position to help divers (boat captains, lifeguards, etc.) in the proper use of emergency oxygen.

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This entry-level oxygen provider course also teaches the recognition of diving illnesses treatable by emergency oxygen.

Buoyancy is a skill that must be mastered. Every time you go diving, you will adjust your buoyancy to become neutral thus preventing damaging the bottom of the real or being positive and not being able to control your dive. This course will will help you improve your buoyancy.

The AWARE - Coral Reef Conservation Specialty course teaches you about the vital role of coral reefs in the marine environment. The course also familiarizes you with the current state of the world's coral reefs and how you can help.

Big boats, small boats, we all use boats to explore remote locations. Learn boat terminology. Procedures, etiquette, boating safety, including how to enter and exit, where to store your gear and how to locate safety equipment.

This course we will train and test your abilities in the proper procedures for filling compressed air cylinders, while always maintaining the SAFEST measures in place.

Learn how to take great underwater photos.  Learn how to use underwater photo lights, improve color and learn tips and tricks  from your instructor. 

With the rise of digital underwater photography, its has become very popular to have a camera to take amazing pictures. Wether point and shoot or sophisticated camera, we will provide you with the tips and tricks.

Let's get started the right way, you need to have the right underwater video equipment. This will give you the means to produce amazing underwater video footage while you’re still starting out and building your skills in this media field.

Decent and explore a location that is 1000 feet above sea level. Get ready to discover new locations!

The Night Diver specialty course will teach you how to maintain contact and effectively communicate with your buddy with the help of your dive light. You will also work on your buoyancy and learn about the changes that happen underwater once the sun sets.

Scuba diving on the best dive sites is always more enjoyable when you know where you’re going. With the Underwater Navigator specialty course, there is no reason to surface far away from the boat or shore exit point and end up with a long swim ahead of you.

Many boaters are unaware of your presence underwater! This course will provide you hands on experience on how to properly deploy a DSMB to alert boaters and prevent accidents.

Marine debris in our oceans is hazardous to human health and marine life. The course highlights the  relevant role that scuba divers have in preventing, removing and reporting debris found underwater. 

The Diver Propulsion Vehicle (DPV) Specialty Course is a thrilling way to learn and  practice DPV maneuvers and tandem riding. Learn how to avoid problems like ascending/ descending too fast, motor entanglements, losing track of your buddy and running out of battery power.

Learn the best search patterns and techniques to recover a lost item. Learn the different methods utilizing different tools.

Our oceans have thousands of fish species, in this course you will be taught all the skills and concepts you need to identify the most common families of Caribbean fish

Learn how as an open water diver you can increase the understanding of marine and freshwater environments, and how to protect our marine resources.

A Full Face Mask (FFM) is an exciting alternative to a standard scuba regulator. Using an FFM is easy, a lot of fun, and offers such advantages as: a great field of vision; keeping your entire face warm during those cold winter and quarry dives; no jaw fatigue; and no chilly water against your face. 

It is a rare diver who has not felt the urge to dive deep. The Deep Diver course opens the door to many new exciting dive sites like deeper wrecks, reefs and walls. As a rule, divers tend to be adventurous people, and deep diving – whether to visit a wreck or take photos – can certainly be called adventurous. It is only natural that like most divers, you have some interest in deep diving.

As a Wreck Diver you gain access to dive wreck sites safely that could otherwise carry inherit risks. Diving on underwater wrecks appeals to most divers, though for many different reasons. You may find yourself attracted to the challenge of exploring the wreck, or a fascination with its historical nature. Underwater photographers love wrecks for their picture potential, while those interested in nature like the fact that wrecks quickly become artificial reefs.

The Project AWARE Specialty program is a non-diving program designed to familiarize divers and non-divers with the conditions of aquatic ecosystems around the world. It also describes what individuals can do to help protect aquatic resources.

Ever wondered how important sharks are in our marine ecosystems? Who is the biggest predator? This course will teach you the causes of declining shark populations and the actions you can take as a certified diver to become more knowledgeable and prevent overfishing of these majestic creatures!

TDI Visual Inspection Procedures ferries individual to perform a visual inspection on scuba tanks according to CGA and DOT standards. This course is designed for those with a technical background or technicians working at a dive shop, fire department, police agency or charter services.

Familiarize divers with skills, knowledge, planning, organization, procedures, techniques, problems, hazards and enjoyment of invasive lion fish. 

Drift diving will allow you to become neutrally buoyant and enjoy the dive without the effort of swimming.Designed to introduce you to various types of drift currents you may be diving in.

Learn how as an open water diver you can increase the understanding of marine and freshwater environments, and how to protect our marine resources.

Want to stay warm? Want to extend your scuba diving season? Then dive dry. A dry suit seals you off from the water and keeps you comfortable, even in surprisingly cold water.