PADI Open Water Diver Course

Padi Open Water Diver

The PADI open water Divers course is the world's most popular scuba certification program, designed for beginners seeking to explore the underwater world. Under the guidance of a highly trained PADI Instructor, you will develop the skills and confidence to dive safely and independently. The course offers a learning environment and flexible study options. Upon certification, you will be qualified to dive at home or abroad, opening doors to a lifetime of underwater adventures. Diverse become ambassadors of marine conservation and gain access to various specialty courses for continued skill development.

Process, Procedure, and Time Commitment

Step 1: PADI E-learning (5-10 hours) The journey starts with PADI eLearning, where you learn scuba diving principles and terminology at your own pace. The digital course materials are accessible online or offline, providing flexibility to study using your computer or mobile device. Whenever you have questions, your instructor is available to guide you.

Step 2: Training In this stage, you will practice using scuba gear in a confined water environment. Your instructor will guide you through essential skills, managing buoyancy, and handling equipment. Thai training includes mini-dives to build confidence.

Step 3: Open Water Dives (2 -days) Once you are comfortable in the confined water, you will complete four open-water dives in the ocean under the supervision of your instructor. This experience is essential for applying the knowledge and skills you have learned..

Certification Requirements: Ability to tread water for 10 minutes without aid. Swim 200 meters without aids or 300 meters with mask, fins, and snorkel.

Total time commitment: You can complete the entire course in as little as 3-4 days, depending on your schedule and comfort level.

What You Will Learn

  • Assemble and use scuba gear confidently.
  • Manage buoyancy effectively for safe diving.
  • Respectfully approach and observe marine life.
  • Build confidence by supervised mini dives.
  • Q1. What are the prerequisites for the course?

    To enroll you must be at least 12 years old, able to swim, and medically fit.

  • Q2. How long does the certification last?

    Your PADI certification never expires. However, if you haven't divided in six months or more, the PADI Reactivate program can refresh your skills.

  • Q3. What happens after completing the Open Water Diver Course?

    You can explore advanced courses like PADI Advanced Open Water Diver to improve your skills, dive deeper, and try new diving experiences.