continuing education

Rays, skates and sawfish (along with sharks) are cartilaginous fishes, a class of over 800 species characterised by a cartilage skeleton and small tooth-like scales called denticles. There are [...]

Written by Laura Walton YOU: “I’m learning to scuba dive” THEM: “Wow, you must be really good at holding your breath!” YOU: “Actually, no, the first rule of scuba diving is that you keep [...]

With over 25 years as a PADI Professional, Khaled Zaki has seen a lot change in the diving industry. Here, he talks to us about his passion for photography, education and conservation… How did [...]

Written by Danielle Schofield This month (15-23 September), PADI® and Project AWARE® will be celebrating AWARE Week, reaffirming that no action is too small when it comes to protecting the ocean [...]

Of all the scuba diving jobs you could think about, what would be the most incredible and unattainable? To me, it has always been adventurers and explorers. I always wondered how all these [...]

Written by Danielle Schofield Are you planning to take the next step and complete a new PADI certification? To help get the most out of your course, try these five tips on being refreshed, [...]

Written by Emily Petley-Jones The PADI Enriched Air Diver Specialty is the most popular PADI Specialty for certified divers. From the age of 12 divers can take this course which can be completed [...]

Written by Laura Walton What makes us do what we do?  Psychology is the study of behaviour; what people do and think. The underwater environment creates unique challenges for us, and this has a [...]

PADI eLearning Online vs. Offline: which one should you choose for your next scuba diving class? Do you know studying the theory part of your next scuba diving course does not need to happen in a [...]