SPECIALTY
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10 great specialties to improve your scubadiving skills and to make you feel even more comfortable and safer underwater.
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Buoyancy and Trim Diver
The Basics for Becoming a Good Diver
1 academic session and 2 scuba dives in open waters
Gliding in a horizontal position with no resistance through the water, floating weightlessly while reducing air consumption and gaining bottom times and being able to perfectly control your position without disturbing the precious sea bottoms or ascending to the surface is fabulous.
To have good buoyancy is key to a fun and safe dive: by learning and practicing the exercises during the specialty SNSI Hovering Diver you will become automatically aware of your best position, while increasing your mental dexterity, tranquility and comfort like you have never experienced before.
Dry Suit Diver
With a Dry Suit You Can Dive Year Round
1 academic session and 2 scuba dives in open waters
With a dry suit you can dive year round, visit sites that you thought not possible because of the cold waters, and extend your bottom time and enjoy your usual dives with a much higher level of comfort.
No matter your level, with the SNSI Dry Suit Diver specialty, you will easily learn the use of a Dry Suit: after training dives, water temperature will no longer be “a factor to worry about”, but an integral part of your diving equipment.
Nitrox Diver
Breathing Nitrox Enriched Air is Good for you
2 academic sessions and 2 scuba dives in open waters
A truly advanced diver always uses nitrox to improve his comfort and fun.
Night Diver
Night Dives Provides us a Unique Environment
1 academic session and 1 scuba dive in open waters
A common goal of most advanced divers is to dive in different environments and conditions:
When we dive at night we can observe creatures that hide during daylight hours and view forms of life of unthinkable colors, or practice other activities in waters with limited visibilities, such as lakes. The SNSI Night Diver masters the navigation and communication techniques to be able to dive at night or in limited visibility. Diving always brings surprising and new discoveries, frequently our flashlight’s narrow beam will show us a world that we may have otherwise missed, with a natural wider angle view.
Boat and Drift Diver
Let the Current Carry You and Have Even More Fun
1 academic session and 1 scuba dive in open waters
Divers learn early on that a prevalent factor that influences their diving are the sea conditions, currents, waves and bottom terrain. The SNSI Boat & Drift Diver course teaches you how to analyze and plan accordingly to these frequent diving situations.
By enhancing your knowledge with the SNSI Boat & Drift Diver course you will become better able to evaluate the elements and make favorable decisions as it relates to currents, distances to swim and the differences between an anchored or drift boat dive.
Sidemount Diver
New Dive Techniques to Increase Your Fun
4 academic sessions, 1 confined water session and 1 scuba dive in open waters
The SNSI Side Mount course will teach you a different equipment configuration. The dives utilizing a Side Mount configuration are totally different from the back mount traditional equipment, many find the Side Mount configuration less straining. The training requires dedication and practice to dominate the skills and personal configuration.
Wrek Trek Diver
Real Wreck Diving – Unique to SNSI
4 academic sessions, 1 confined water session and 3 scuba dives in open waters
The SNSI Wreck Trek Diver will teach you how to truly dive wrecks. With a maximum depth limit of 98ft / 30m the dive plan can include penetrating the wreck with natural daylight and visible entrance and exit. If the dive on the wreck is planned without penetration, the maximum depth allowed increases to 128ft / 39m. The depths and profiles can vary according to the training and certifications that you posses, for example, if you are certified SNSI Deco Diver, you can dive to the greater depths allowed and enjoy longer dives.
Deep Diver
Deep Diving 130ft / 39 m
2 academic sessions and 2 scuba dives in open waters
Divers are frequently attracted to greater depths, it may be to challenge yourself, hone your skills or to simply observe a particular dive site. With the specialized training contained in the SNSI Deep Diver course you will develop the techniques and self confidence to dive to the maximum depth of 130 ft / 39 m.
With the knowledge imparted in the manuals and the in water practices you will soon dominate the equipment configuration and planning required to carry out these dives.
Blsd
With the SNSI BLS You Gain Social Responsibility That Can Save a Life
1 academic session
The SNSI BLS and First Aid program will make you a socially responsible individual. Training you to help others in every day emergency situations and properly carry out a CPR (Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation).
Following the guidelines of AHA American Heart Association, the SNSI BLS and First Aid course is divided into two academic sessions and practical simulations with a CPR mannequin.
The purpose of the course is to properly train you (so that you retain the knowledge acquired) with the psycho-motor techniques needed to apply CPR ( cardio pulmonary resuscitation), you will also obtain information related to risk factors, life styles, the signs and proper response to survive and how to assist others.
Oxygen Supplier
Knowing How to Respond in a Diving Emergency is Invaluable to Divers
1 academic session and practice simulations
The SNSI Oxygen Supplier program is designed specifically for diving emergencies and will train you to administer oxygen in the event of a diving emergency. You will become familiarized with the different and most common O2 units for administering oxygen and how to use them properly.