Scuba Fools

 

Learn With Us

Regardless of what many agencies would like you to believe, there are very few differences between them. Some are offered in classroom, some require a computer. Others have tough swim or testing requirements. You get the idea. They are all pretty much similar.

That makes the ony real differentiator the Instructor. Our instructors are invited to be part of the consortium based on the following commitments.    

  • A commitment to impart understanding as part of the instruction.  
  • A passion for the sport of Scuba diving.  
  • A promise to not certify until the job is done

We have elected to take seriously a longtime tenancy that some have forgotten. When we certify a student to dive, we know they have the knowledge, and skill set, to pass a test and dive.  More importantly, we would entrust them to dive, and be an effective buddy, with our loved ones.

That is not a light commitment. Your instructor has given serious consideration to the question, "Would I allow this person to dive with my child, spouse or other loved one"?

What does it cost to become a  Scuba Diver

Example:  Open Water SCUBA Diver - $600

  • Purchase the Online Open Water Access Code

  • Paperwork, Knowledge Review, Gear Assembly / Disassembly

  • Skills Sessions
    • Pool, 1 day (Minimum) - Smithfield Aquatic Center
    • Open Water Session 1, 1 Day, 2-3 dives  - Fantasy Lake SCUBA Park (entry fee of $20 per diver, cash only, not included)
    • Open Water Session 2, 1 Day, 2-3 dives  - Fantasy Lake SCUBA Park (entry fee of $20 per diver, cash only, not included)

Mask, Fins, Snorkel, and Boots are required. All other equipment canl be rented through a local Shop. (~$120, not included)