From your first breath underwater to forty metres and rescue.
Ten courses in the International Diving Federation system, conforming to the EN ISO 24801 and EN ISO 24802 standards — the certifications are recognised worldwide. Taught by Aleksander Ćwikłowski, Master Diver Instructor. We teach in small groups, in Polish lakes and quarries, and seasonally on trips abroad.
Entry level
Open Water Diver
The first diving certification. After the course you dive independently with a buddy to 20 metres.
Specialties
Perfect Trim & Buoyancy
The course that changes comfort underwater fastest. It teaches you to hang motionless and move without effort.
Nitrox Diver
Diving on oxygen-enriched air — longer bottom time and less fatigue.
Dry Suit Diver
In Polish water a dry suit is not a luxury, it is the condition for diving all year round.
Navigation Diver
Finding your way underwater — by compass and by natural reference points.
Night Diver
The same site after dark looks completely different — and lives completely differently.
Advanced courses
Deep Diver
Dives to 40 metres — with planning, gas reserves and an awareness of narcosis.
Rescue Diver
The hardest and most transformative course in recreational diving.
First aid and service
First Aid Response
First aid for divers and everyone else. No previous diving qualification required.
Service Technician
The basics of servicing diving equipment — from the technical side, not the marketing one.
The Advanced Open Water Diver rating is earned by completing several specialties (Navigation and Night Diver among them). It is required before the Deep Diver and Rescue Diver courses.
If your course is not listed
The International Diving Federation also runs technical, cave and youth programmes (Junior Open Water Diver from age 10, Scuba Scout from age 8) as well as adaptive programmes for divers with disabilities. If you are looking for something not on this list, get in touch and we will tell you what can be arranged.
