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This program is designed to provide lay people with the knowledge required for diving basic Nitrox, Rebreather or diving in general. You can earn this by completing pool dives, knowledge development sessions and by making open water (ocean or lake) dives. The program certifies divers to use Basic Open Circuit Diving equipment to 70 fsw (21 msw). You will learn fundamentals of scuba diving, including dive equipment and techniques.

This program is designed to provide certified divers with the advanced knowledge required for diving in different environments. You can earn this by completing knowledge development sessions as well as dives at night, using navigation skills and deeper diving skills along with two additional specialties. The program certifies divers to use Open Circuit Diving equipment to a depth of 100 fsw (30 msw). You will learn advanced methods of diving including dive equipment and techniques. This course is designed around giving you the experience to decide what type of diving you enjoy.

This program is designed to provide advanced divers with the knowledge required to affect the rescue of another diver of self rescue. You can earn this by completing knowledge development sessions as well as dives in strenuous environments to search for and save another diver. Normally combined with Automatic External Defibrillators (AED), Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), Oxygen Administration (O2 and Remote O2) and Diver First Aid, this will be the most informative class you experience in diving. These emergency life support specialties can be taken as stand alone classes as well. This course is a great deal of labor, but will prove to be the most rewarding class you experience because it leaves you with the ability to help yourself as well as others.

This program is designed to provide responsible training for those persons wishing to supervise standard IANTD divers, including Nitrox Divers, Advanced Nitrox Divers and Deep Divers. IANTD Nitrox Divemasters may supervise and assist in all open water IANTD diver programs but cannot conduct training exercise’s unless under the direction of a qualified IANTD instructor.

This Program is designed to extend the diver’s knowledge to safely guide professional cavern tours of non-cavern certified divers (maximum 4) in the overhead environment. Focus of this program is on safety, conservation, professionalism and preservation and must include a minimum of 120 minutes of OW bottom time completed within 4 dives.

IANTD offers myriad underwater specialties designed to provide training in the specific activity you enjoy doing underwater. These including, but not limited to: U/W Photography, Night Diver, U/W Vidoeography, DPV Diver, U/W Theatrical Performer, Full Face Mask Diver, Navigation Diver, Ice Diver, Search & Recovery Diver, and Drysuit Diver.

This program is in recognition of those divers who are very experienced in many facets of diving and have elected to pursue several specialty certifications as well as multiple emergency life support specialties. These divers are at the top of the recreational diver ladder. Are YOU up to the challenge to become an Elite Diver?

This program provides recreational divers a safer breathing medium for enjoying dives in 40 fsw (12 msw) to 130 fsw (39 msw) depth ranges. The diver may elect to dive the mix on Nitrox tables or conservatively using their dive computers or air tables with an added diver safety margin. The IANTD Nitrox Diver certification is adaptable to being taught as a single program or by combining it with a variety of advanced or specialty diver courses.

This program has been developed to provide responsible training to divers who plan to dive to 130 fsw (39 msw) on air. The IANTD Deep Diver program trains divers in skills, performance, theory and planning of deep dives. This program remains within the commonly practiced depth of 130 fsw (39 msw). It is the first sanctioned program to provide proper international training in safe deep diving skills and performance. It is recommended that this program be taught in conjunction with the IANTD Nitrox Diver program.

This program is designed to provide recreational divers with a breathing medium for extending their dives to deeper sport diving depths without any narcosis. By adding helium and establishing Equivalent Narcotic Depths (END) between 40 to 80 fsw (12 to 24 msw), the divers will not feel the effect of narcosis. The diver may elect to dive the “mix” on tables or computers. The IANTD Recreational Trimix Diver qualification may be taught as a single program or combined with a variety of the IANTD Advanced or Specialty Diver Programs.

This program is designed to extend the divers knowledge with O2 mixes of up to 1.5 PO2 and teaches one stage cylinder decompression techniques. It further develops diving skills and provides a greater understanding of oxygen use as well as the Nitrox diving concept.

This program is designed to extend the diver’s knowledge in the use of Trimix for sport diving. It further develops diving skills and provides a greater understanding of the Trimix concept of diving and is intended to supplement the skills of Recreational Trimix Divers. The program employs mixes from 21% oxygen to a maximum of 1.5 PO2 combined with a Helium content that maintains an END no greater than 80 fsw (24 msw) may be used.

This program is intended to teach detailed technical information to mixing and blending technicians. It is intended to explain the standards, properties, equipment, oxygen safety, handling and cleaning procedures for mixing or blending diving gases other than air, such as Nitrox and oxygen.

This program has been designed to train competent personnel in the safe handling of oxygen and the preparation of Trimix.

This program is designed to train divers to conduct dives to depths between 100 fsw (30 msw) and at the instructors option up to 170 fsw (51 msw) using custom blend breathing gas mixtures; and to provide greater understanding of custom blend breathing gas mixtures, a complete knowledge of the limits of any Nitrox mixture, and the use of Nitrox and oxygen for decompression. This class also teaches the use of multiple stage cylinders.

The IANTD Normoxic Trimix Diver program is aimed at those who wish to dive in the zone between 130 fsw (39 msw) and 200 fsw (60 msw) but are not comfortable doing so on air. It can be taken in lieu of Technical diver. The instructor will extol the need for stage tank use during this class streamlining your dive and increasing your enjoyment and depth in one fell swoop.

The Cavern and Wreck training programs develop wreck diving skills and cavern diving skills within limits of light penetration. These programs are designed to ensure divers are aware of self-responsibility and capable of risk management in overhead environments. The programs may be taught using either air or Nitrox.

The design of this program provides an introduction to the cave diving environment for recreational divers. Based on previous experience, the diver may be certified at the level of Double Tanks.

The design of this program provides in depth knowledge of the cave diving environment. It involves diving in multiple cave systems and significant penetration. This class improves your knowledge of the ecosystem and safety requirements for endeavoring into the cave domain.

This program is designed to provide recognition of leadership qualifications of competent divers. A Technical Diver Supervisor is a leadership or instructor-in-training rating. Technical Diver Supervisors may supervise divers in open water and students in all standard courses (except Overhead Environment) up to and including Technical Diver under the direction of a qualified IANTD instructor.

This program provides certification and recognition for leadership levels of wreck diving. A Wreck Diver Supervisor is a leadership or instructor-in-training rating and prerequisite for IANTD Wreck Instructor. IANTD Wreck Diver Supervisor may supervise wreck dives and lead wreck tours but cannot conduct training exercises unless under the direction of a qualified IANTD Wreck Instructor.

This program provides certification and recognition for leadership levels of cave diving. A Cave Diver Supervisor is a leadership or instructor-in-training rating and prerequisite for IANTD Cave Instructor. IANTD Cave Diver Supervisor may supervise cave dives and lead cave tours but cannot conduct training exercises unless under the direction of a qualified IANTD Cave Instructor.

This program ensures professional, quality training to IANTD divers. An IANTD Nitrox Instructor teaches Open Water Diver, Advanced Open Water Diver, Deep Diver, Nitrox Diver and Open Water Nitrox Diver programs plus Rescue and Divemaster.

IANTD Nitrox Instructors who have gained experience teaching may obtain additional training in order to teach the Advanced Nitrox Diver and Deep Diver programs. Advanced Nitrox Instructors also train Divemasters, Rescue and may offer additional specialties.

IANTD Nitrox Instructors who have gained experience teaching and are certified as Normoxic Trimix Diver may obtain additional training in order to teach the Advanced Recreational Trimix Diver and Deep Diver programs. Advanced Recreational Trimix Instructors also train Divemasters, Rescue and may offer additional specialties.

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