Advanced Open Water
Five adventure dives, including deep and navigation, chosen around where you want to take your diving next. The course most people say they should have done sooner.
Ask about dates →Small groups, honest timescales and a Course Director who'll tell you when you're ready, and when you're not quite yet.
Five adventure dives, including deep and navigation, chosen around where you want to take your diving next. The course most people say they should have done sooner.
Ask about dates →Hard work, a bit of a laugh and the course that changes how you see every dive afterwards. Includes Emergency First Response if you need it.
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PADI's highest recreational rating. Rescue Diver plus five specialties, and we'll plan the route there together.
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CPR and first aid you'll actually remember, plus Care for Children with AED. Needed for Rescue Diver, and worth having whether you dive or not.
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Each specialty can stand alone, count towards Master Scuba Diver, or be the first step towards teaching it yourself one day. Get in touch for a quote.



Your first pro rating. Supervising, assisting, guiding and the dive theory to back it up.
See the pathway →Assistant Instructor and Open Water Scuba Instructor, run by a Course Director, then the Instructor Examination.
More about the IDC →Add the ratings that fill your diary. As a Specialty Instructor Trainer I can rate you directly in Sidemount, Wreck, Deep, Enriched Air, Dry Suit, Night, Search & Recovery, Navigation, Boat, Drift, DSMB, DPV and Emergency Oxygen.
Ask which suit you →Five Specialty Instructor ratings in two days: Enriched Air, Dry Suit, Delayed SMB and Emergency Oxygen Provider, plus Wreck or Deep. The set you need for MSDT, the rating employers look for first.
More about the MSDT pack →Step onto the other side of the IDC and help develop new instructors alongside me.
Talk it through →Newly qualified and a bit lost? Ongoing support with teaching, standards and finding work.
Get in touch →Each level builds on the last. Tec Basics lets you try it properly first, you can stop at whichever depth suits your diving, and there's no shame in staying at Tec 40 for years.
“His guidance, deep expertise, and encouraging approach made complex, technical training feel accessible, safe, and deeply rewarding.”
Try Tec properly before you commit. One day on twins or sidemount with a long hose (and a stage if you're 18 or over), all within recreational limits. Carry on and it can count towards Tec 40.
More about Tec Basics →Your entry to decompression diving: limited deco, one stage of accelerated deco gas and solid gas planning.
More about Tec 40, 45 and 50 →Longer decompression, more complex planning and full technical configuration.
More about Tec 40, 45 and 50 →The top of the air and nitrox Tec Rec range. Extended deco, multiple deco gases and leading-edge discipline.
More about Tec 40, 45 and 50 →Prices cover tuition, eLearning and certification. Site entry, gas and kit hire are extra, paid directly to the dive centre.
A few courses that sit well together. Book them as a package and save on days and cost.
Tec Basics is optional. We'll decide together whether it's right for you once we've talked through your diving.
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Multiple cylinders in a sidemount configuration, from rigging and trim to gas switching and failure drills. Taught by a Tec Sidemount Instructor Trainer.
More about Tec Sidemount →Learn to blend nitrox and trimix safely, for divers and dive centre staff who fill their own gas. A natural next step for Divemasters.
Most courses are scheduled around the people on them. Tell me when you're free and we'll go from there.