Basic Diver Training is the first step to becoming scuba certificated. You learn to be confident in the water, assemble and use scuba gear, manage buoyancy, and how to handle common problems.

Advanced Diver Training is a way to further your scuba diving skills and learn new ones like navigation, deeper diving, night and low visibility diving, and several other advanced diving options.

DMT training programs provide focused didactic and practical training that addresses recognition, stabilization and treatment of decompression and other diving-related injuries.

A commercial diver is the most common type of professional diver that works for pay. There are a number of different types of commercial divers but the most common is the offshore diver working in the oil and gas industry. Commercial divers are extremely skilled professionals. They often work in dangerous circumstances and require the proper training and certification necessary to meet regulations of the local authority.

Disabled Diver Training is to enable people with disabilities to enjoy the same level of quality (dive) training programs, certifications and diving adventures as people with no disability.

Marine Research takes an in-depth look at the water environments (fresh and saltwater), the underwater ecology, food chains, habitats, coral reefs, kelp, and basic oceanography. You’ll also learn about a variety of marine animals including fish, mollusks, invertebrates, mammals, and dangerous animals.

Marine conservation is the protection of marine species and ecosystems in oceans and seas worldwide. It involves not only protection and restoration of species, populations, and habitats but also mitigating human activities such as overfishing, habitat destruction, pollution, whaling and other issues that impact marine life and habitats.

The study of the human body, how it responds to different conditions, and to the situations that can arise during sea and space exploration. Scientists use these findings to develop and test countermeasures that can reduce or reverse the potentially harmful impacts of these extreme environments

6 of 7 species of sea turtles are endangered or at risk of becoming endangered! It is currently estimated that only 1 in 10,000 baby sea turtles will make it to adulthood. The natural obstacles faced by young and adult sea turtles are staggering, but it is the increasing threats caused by humans that are driving them to extinction.

Underwater Archaeology is the systematic documentation and recovery of information from submerged artifacts and underwater sites for the interpretation of past human cultures. Artifacts and sites, the locations of past human activity, possess information about human behavior in both the nature of the objects and in their exact distribution on or under the seafloor.

Underwater art refers to artworks that are designed for or performed in an underwater environment. Underwater art often contributes to or is inspired by state-of-the-art scientific discoveries about subaquatic properties, such as underwater vision or underwater acoustics. There are several categories of the arts such as photography, journalism, videography, and graphic arts.