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SSI Open Water
The SSI Open Water Program (“OW” as the pros say) at Fins Up Scuba is where most people start their scuba diving adventures! The program is divided into four key parts: Self-Study, Classroom, Pool Dives, & Open Water Dives Self-Study When you sign up for your class with us you will receive a Digital Training Kit. You will be able to do your knowledge development on your phone, digital device, or computer.
SSI Advanced Open Water
Do you want to be a better diver? Get some street cred as a diver? Advanced Open Water is the class for you. “AOW” or “Advanced” (as the pros say) is twenty four open water dives and four specialties with an instructor leading the training . In AOW you will have no mandatory dives, so you get to pick what you want to do. For more information on specialty certifications, call the shop! Fins Up Scuba is proud to offer small classes and focus on the training you need and want!
SSI Diver Stress & Rescue
“Rescue” is the first program you take as a diver where the emphasis isn’t mainly on your diving skills. The program teaches you how to handle common (and some not so common) issues that can happen while diving and focuses on problem solving skills. Through this program you will become a more confident diver and have a whole new skill set that makes you an invaluable buddy! The program consists of Self-study, Classroom, (as necessary) Pool Training, and Open Water Dives...
SSI Blue Oceans
The staff here at Fins Up Scuba cares about the environment. If you would like to find out ways that you can help to make this a better place to live, check out the Blue Oceans site. https://www.divessi.com/en/get-certified/environment/blue-oceans
SSI Dive Guide
The Dive Guide program is all about the skills and knowledge development that it takes to work in the industry. You will work closely with the staff to learn what it really takes to be a pro. Instructors will mentor you and help to develop your full potential as a dive professional. Even if you don’t currently plan to work in the scuba industry, wouldn’t be nice to have the comfort level and skills that come from this training?