React Right - Course Combination (FA, CPR, AED, O2)

Enroll in SSI's Science of Diving specialty to gain a thorough understanding of the underwater world and its effects on the human body. This specialty, which is required for completion of most SSI Professional programs as well as some Extended Range programs, is an excellent opportunity to expand your diving knowledge. It's available online, so you can earn your SSI Science of Diving specialty certification from home and prepare to start your career. Upon completion, you will earn your SSI Science of Diving specialty certification and be halfway to completing the desired SSI Divemaster rating.

get started today!The Survival Swimming program offers comprehensive training in basic beginner swimming skills, safety awareness and water confidence. Participants develop essential skills, such as controlled breathing, efficient swimming strokes, buoyancy and survival techniques, while understanding different water conditions and the proper use of safety equipment. The manual explores in detail the different swimming strokes and offers practical strategies for coping with stress and overcoming fear in the water. Emphasis is placed on safety, control and comfort. This program is specifically designed to prepare you for the aquatic fitness assessment required for the Open Water Diver program, ensuring you are ready to progress with confidence.

Become a certified dry suit diver.Dry suit diving opens up a world of opportunities, including diving in remote Arctic destinations and exploring cold water dive sites teeming with life. Plus, dry suit diving keeps you warm on multi-dive days when you don't want to spend time putting on and taking off a cold wetsuit.SSI's Dry Suit Diver Specialty program is the best way to become a dry suit diver and teaches you all the knowledge and skills you need to dive safely and comfortably in a dry suit.You'll learn how to use specialized equipment, such as drysuits and BCDs, the benefits of drysuits and how to deal with drysuit emergencies, which are unique to this type of diving. Upon completion, you will earn the SSI Dry Suit Diver Specialty certification.

The Divemaster program is the first step on an exciting journey. Earn the respect of your dive buddies and become an ambassador for diving by taking the Divemaster program. All you need to get started is 40 logged/verified dives and certifications in Deep Diving, Navigation, Night & Limited Visibility or at least 5 logged/verified dives of experience in each area plus Diver Stress & Rescue. You will receive the Dive Guide certification upon successful completion of the Divemaster program. When your interest is to turn your passion into a profession by guiding certified divers, teaching Ecology programs, assisting instructors or even becoming an instructor yourself, your next step is the Divemaster upgrade with a minimum of 60 logged/verified dives. Upgrade to Divemaster immediately or at any time thereafter by studying the Science of Diving materials on your own and passing the Digital Final Exam that makes you an SSI professional. There are thousands of job opportunities worldwide for the next generation of highly qualified divers.

React Right is SSI's first aid and emergency course: it gives you the training and knowledge you need to act as a first responder in a medical emergency. This diving program is completely flexible, so you can choose the topics that interest you, such as primary care, first aid, CPR and primary stabilization techniques. You can also learn the basics of automatic external defibrillation (AED) and oxygen administration in emergency situations while scuba diving. This program, which combines academic sessions and hands-on training scenarios, gives you the tools and confidence you need to perform correctly. When you earn your certification, you'll be able to respond to and administer first aid, CPR and oxygen and provide AED assistance in the event of a medical emergency. Get your SSI React Right certification - get started today!

SSI is pleased to announce the complete update of its Classified Diver Program. These updates include new standards, a new instructor manual and unique skill descriptions with best practices for adaptive diving. What is the SSI Classified Diving Program? The SSI Classified Diving Program offers adaptive training for students with reduced mobility or sensory impairments, allowing them to dive with one or more Classified Dive Buddies or a Classified Dive Professional. Through this program, people with disabilities or reduced mobility, with medical clearance, can experience the thrill of diving. First in pool or confined water, and then potentially in open water. What is the Classified Diving program? The student-centered SSI Classified Diving program is designed specifically for individuals who are unable to meet some of the stand-alone dive skill requirements for SSI Open Water Diver certification. SSI Classified Diving Instructors know how to tailor the SSI Open Water Diver program and training materials to meet the specific needs of their students. All Classified Diving students complete all Open Water Diver program skill assessments. However, depending on your abilities, specific techniques may change and assistance in performing them is allowed. READ MORE: HOW LEARNING TO SCUBA DIVE WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE There are 3 levels of classified diver based on the diver's abilities: Level 1 - Must dive with one certified classified dive buddy. Level 2 - Must dive with two (2) certified classified dive buddies. Level 3 - Must dive with two (2) certified rated dive buddies and one (1) rated dive professional. The Classified Dive Buddy certification qualifies an SSI Stress & Rescue diver or above to dive with a Level 1, 2 and 3 certified Classified Diver. The SSI Classified Diver program goes beyond teaching adaptive diving techniques. This program creates a network of Classified Divers, Buddies and professionals so that everyone can experience the thrill of diving safely. MORE INFO: DIVE SAFETY: 15 ESSENTIAL TIPS FOR BEGINNER SCUBA DIVERS. More Shutterstock-toporkovaWant perfect mermaid hair? Try these 7 revolutionary tips Want perfect mermaid hair? Try these 7 revolutionary tips 1 day ago nowak-miDiving BCDs explained: how to choose the one that best suits you Diving BCDs explained: how to choose the one that best suits you 3 days ago stock art betApnea in Kona: discover the 10 best dives in Hawaii Apnea in Kona: discover the 10 best dives in Hawaii 5 days ago Roatan Marine Park, AdammooreBenefits of marine reserves: what divers should know Benefits of marine reserves: what divers should know 7 days ago jman78Diving trips for kids: Tips for finding options for the whole family Dive trips for kids: Tips for finding options for the whole family 9 days ago Find a training center or resort Find your next adventure Jobs Worldwide Help Center Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Global Service Center Contacts Consumer Protection Find certification Professional Verification (Pro Check) Request replacement card Services Sign up for free Download the app Blog & News Jobs Worldwide Jobs Blue Oceans Blue Oceans SSI International Insurance About SSI Diver Recognition Professional Recognition Pro Reward System

Some SSI training centers offer a specific "River Diving" course that covers the specific rules of conduct and movements necessary to glide through river currents and navigate smooth rocks and freshwater wildlife. Key skills taught: Navigating different current intensities. Specific rules of conduct for water transport. Freshwater ecology and wildlife identification. Handling the limited visibility often found in river systems.

The SSI Independent Diver specialty course is a course designed to train divers to dive independently, without compromising the safety factor. Self-sufficiency will be the key to this course. We will train you to always have a deep awareness of your personal and environmental condition. You will learn to plan your dives correctly, respect your personal limitations and prevent accidents in and out of the water. Independent Diver Training Independent Diver Training So who is this course for? In short, the SSI Independent Diver Specialty course is commonly requested by experienced underwater photographers and videographers who crave personal freedom underwater. However, if you have 75 logged dives or more and want to learn to dive independently, we invite you to enroll in the course. There are a couple of additional skills you will be interested in; the Stress and Rescue course is a must. Deep Diver course if you plan to dive between 19 and 40 meters deep. You will also need excellent navigation and buoyancy skills.

In this sidemount diving course, you will learn everything you need to dive with a one or two tank sidemount to a maximum depth of 30 meters or to your certification depth, whichever is greater. Sidemount diving is a very common practice among many wreck, mine and cave divers, but the advantages for more recreational divers are now being discovered. By not carrying a heavy tank on your back, you will feel more comfortable in the water and see your hydrodynamics and horizontal trim position improve effortlessly. By using less energy, you can reduce your air consumption, so you can make better use of your dive time. By improving buoyancy control, valve access and redundancy, sidemount diving offers you more safety and peace of mind. This is the best sidemount diving course to discover and enjoy the attractive advantages of this style of diving. You will learn all the skills and knowledge you need to dive safely and comfortably with a sidemount equipment configuration of one or two tanks.

The SSI Decompression Diving Specialty will teach you to dive beyond the no-decompression limits. You will learn how to plan and conduct dives to a maximum depth of 40 meters with limited decompression using a total recreational dive system and a single decompression cylinder. In addition, you will know how to effectively use the dive computer functions, including gas switching, gas integration, time to reserve and time to surface. Eventually, you will use these dive computer functions instinctively and safely perform limited decompression dives without hours of planning. Upon completion, you'll earn SSI's Decompression Diving specialty certification and be able to explore deeper dive sites or larger wrecks without the restriction of traditional no-decompression limits, multiplying your adventure possibilities.

Description Have you always wanted to know exactly how air gets into scuba cylinders? Then this is the course for you. In two webinars, we explain the basic operation of compressors, without depending on a specific model. This includes, on the one hand, what happens in a compressor and, on the other hand, filling practice: what steps should be followed? What is the function of the filter? And what maintenance intervals should you check? The course does not include SSI material, only the SSI digital certification. There are two presentations as training material, which are also available after the course.

The Maya believed that cenotes were portals to the underworld. These mystical sites are ancient limestone sinkholes with crystal clear waters that are perfect for a unique freshwater diving experience. There are more than 6,000 cenotes in the Yucatan Peninsula. More advanced cave divers can explore the hundreds of kilometers of subway rivers in the area. The two most important departure ports for diving trips are Cancun and Playa del Carmen. You can also decide to explore only the sinkhole area of the cenote, which requires you to have an Open Water certification. Be aware that some of the cenotes may require divers to walk long distances through the jungle, which is an adventure in itself. Diving in Mexico's cenotes is definitely an awesome experience.

If you dive in a body of water from 300 to 3000 meters (1000 to 10000 feet) above sea level, this is called altitude diving. Most algorithms are designed to plan dives down to 300 meters (1000 feet). During your Altitude Diving program, you will find everything you need to plan dives at higher altitudes safely. Course content: Planning, organization, procedures, techniques, problems and hazards of mountain lake diving Special equipment for altitude dives Safety stops and emergency decompression procedures during altitude dives The main objective of any SSI specialty course is to teach you important skills in a fun environment. All courses are taught through home study, short academic sessions and in-water training. Combine other specialties with the ALTITUDE DIVING course! NITROX ENRICHED or the SCIENCE OF DIVING are excellent complements - the possibilities are endless!

The SSI Advanced Wreck Diving program provides divers with the necessary training to independently plan and conduct limited penetration, no-decompression dives within the sunlight area, to a maximum depth of 30 meters or a linear distance of 40 meters, and using procedures and equipment for overhead environments, with a buddy of equal or greater qualification.To advance from the SSI Wreck Diving certification to the SSI Advanced Wreck Diving certification, the student must:Complete at least one (1) shore session as outlined in the Wreck Diving program instructor manual.Complete at least two (2) additional open water training dives, including all skills listed in Open Water Training Dives 3 and 4 of the Wreck Diving Instructor Manual.

\The SSI Snorkel Diver program is your first step to discovering your passion for the underwater world. This is the best way to learn to snorkel and develop the water confidence you'll need to explore the fascinating landscapes and captivating marine life of the underwater world. You don't need to be an expert swimmer, and there are no age restrictions to participate in the Snorkel Diver program. You just need to feel comfortable in the water, be able to maintain buoyancy and be ready to begin the adventure of a lifetime. In this program, you'll learn the equipment and skills necessary to snorkel safely. Start your snorkel training today and earn your SSI Snorkel Diver certification card!