Can I Become A Scuba Diver?
Yes, if you are 10 years older.
Yes, if you can swim 200 yards.
Yes, if you are in good health.
How Do I Become A Certified Diver?
Take an Open Water Scuba Course (Beginner’s Class)
This course is divided into three parts:
Classroom: Where you learn about equipment, technique, and proper procedures for safe diving.
Pool: Using equipment you practice the techniques and skills discussed in the classroom. Here you will gain confidence in your
ability to safely use the equipment.
Open Water Dives: You will complete 4 training dives with your professional PADI instructor at a local dive site, or you can
complete your dives on a referral basis in some tropical location.
What's Involved?
One weekend of classroom and pool and another weekend of training dives.
Open Water Dives must be completed within 12 months after the completion of the class.
Kathy’s Scuba teaches Scuba courses all year round.
Upon successful completion of this course you will earn a PADI Open Water Certification Card.
What Equipment Do I Need?
You will need a mask, snorkel, boots, and fins.
These items may be purchased at Kathy’s Scuba.
How Much Does It Cost?
Classroom and Pool portion: $250… Includes tuition, O/W manual, logbook, dive tables, scuba equipment for
pool sessions and pool fees.
Open water Certification Dives: $175 for all four dives. Includes all scuba equipment (tanks, regulators, BCDs, wetsuits, and
weights) needed for participating in the open water dives. We will go to the quarry on 2 days (2 dives each day). Quarry
fees and certification fees are also included. Dives may also be completed on any of Kathy’s Scuba dive trips.
Scuba Diving is easy and fun, and a great family activity.
To register for class make a $50 deposit (deducted from the $250 c& p)
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