It consists of 6 trainings in the swimming pool + 6 theoretical classes + 6 dives in open water + theoretical examination + training materials + Certificate.

Usually long breaks (about 1 month) do not affect the quality of training. But in any case, it is worth remembering that the duration of the course from the first to the last lesson can not be more than 6 months. Otherwise, you will have to start all over again.

There are no strong demands to the state of health at all, except for a limited list of chronic diseases, if available, a doctor's consultation is required.

Not difficult. The technique of conducting classes will allow you to feel confident enough under water, in the conditions of the pool, already in the third lesson.

Call the tel. +38 (067) 441-17-76, +38 (095) 884-20-17or see the contacts page. Clarify the current cost of the diving course you are interested in. Agree on the time you want to start your studies.

No need to buy equipment to start classes there. To complete the course, you will only need a personal things to visit the pool. For practical exercises you will be provided with a full set of equipment. Later, you will be able to select the most comfortable and ideal equipment for you.

In general, classes are held on weekdays from 18-30 to 22-00 p.m, on Saturday from 9-00 a.m to 19-00p.m. But if you do not fit into this mode, then we are ready to give you any options: morning, afternoon classes, only on weekends, etc. As a result, we form a schedule according to your wishes, allowing you to make the most efficient use of the time allotted for the training course.

The SSI Open Water Diver course consists of six modules (classes) for 3,5 – 4 hours each. Each module in turn consists of theoretical and practical parts. Totally it’ll take you about 1 moth to pass the course.

The fact is that the time spent underwater is related to the air consumption. And the air flow increases as the depth of immersion increases. The greater the depth, the less amount of time you can be at this depth. A lot of time in the theoretical part of the training course is devoted to calculations of the total dive time at a certain depth in the theoretical part of the training course. In general, in a calm, warm water at a depth of 5 - 10 meters, a diver can be about 1 hour.

Ears hurt because water pressure acts on the ear membrane. During the course you will be taught simple technical techniques that allow you to equalize the pressure on the membrane and thereby avoid painful sensations.

This is one of the two most famous international training organizations wich certified divers. SSI prepares training programs and monitors the quality of the educational process carried out by more than 100,000 professionals around the world. In addition, SSI supports a network of dive centers (SSI Dive Center) located in 175 countries. At least about 50% of divers worldwide have a SSI certificate.

The time interval from the last dive to flight is recommended to be determined from the glider dive table or dive computer readings. In general, for no decompression dives: - for single dives, a minimum of 12 hours; - with a series of repeated dives, a minimum of 24 hours.

No. If you need a vision correction underwater, you can use a mask with the appropriate lenses inserted into it. For the information on the availability of corrective lenses for your mask, please contact us.

Yes, you can. Contact the nearest dive center, it will take about three weeks to get it. If you are diving at a PADI dive center at the time of the loss, they can contact the appropriate PADI office and receive confirmation of your qualification.

Ordinary air is used for diving, purified with special filters and compressed to 200 atm. Oxygen mixtures are used only for technical diving.