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Level I - Level III Training Courses |
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Level I
Diving Timetable: 10H – 12H30 – 15H00 IIf you dive twice a day, choose 10H00 and 15H00 Theory classes each morning from 8H30 – 9H30 At the end of the Level I training, you can dive in the –20 m zone and on the Franjack wreck. You can also participate in the Friday evening dive. To follow Level I training, add 153 € to the cost of your diving programme (training includes diving pass, theory classes, free diving)
Level II
Diving Timetable: 10H – 12H30 – 15H00 If you dive twice a day, choose 10H00 and 15H00 Theory classes each morning from 8H30 – 9H30 At the end of the Level II training, you can dive in the –20 m zone with a Level II diver, or in the –40m zone (Epave du Gustavia, Sec Paté) accompanied by an instructor. To follow Level II training, add 200 € the cost of your diving programme (training includes theory classes and free diving)
Level III
Diving Timetable: 10H – 12H30 – 15H00 If you dive twice a day, choose 10H00 and 15H00 Technical Dives at –40m take place at 10H At the end of the Level III training, you can dive in the –40 m zone with other Level III divers. To follow Level III training, add 230 € the cost of your diving programme (training includes theory classes and free diving) N.B. A medical certificate dated less than1 year and delivered by a Federal Doctor must be provided for each training programme. If you forget your medical certificate, a Federal Doctor in our centre is able to provide you with one. |
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Level I necessitates approximately 6 to 10
technical dives – 1 or 2 hours of theory – 2 seances of free diving (PMT)
Level II
necessitates approximately 15 technical dives (more or less depending on your experience
and progress) – 6 to 8 hours of theory – 2 to 4 seances of free diving (PMT).
Level III necessitates approximately 15-20
technical dives (depending on your experience) and 6 to 10 hours of theory.