PADI materials are easy to understand, come in many different languages and are comprehensive enough that a reader will get to know what he needs to know for the current level of diving. The PADI philosophy is that divers should get in the water as soon as possible. After all, it’s in the water you learn to dive, not in the classroom. The actual SCUBA training is focused on the needs of the individual students. A PADI dive license will never expire, but divers getting back in water after several years of inactivity are encouraged to seek refresher training.
PADI SCUBA COURSES
PADI SCUBA COURSES
PADI (Professional Association of Diving Instructors) was founded in 1966 and is a training agency that publish instructional manuals on SCUBA diving. They have created a set curriculum (The PADI standards.) that instructors use to teach students. While there are a number of other SCUBA training agencies, PADI is currently the worlds largest recreational SCUBA diving agency. At Marine Conservation Philippines we have chosen to offer our volunteers the PADI range of dive courses in addition to the scientific diving training.
DIVING AT MCP
Open Water Course
Advanced Open Water
Rescue Diver
PADI Specialties
Technical Diving
DIVING AT MCP
Open Water Course
Advanced Open Water
Rescue Diver
PADI Specialties
Technical Diving
While there are a multitude of certifying scuba diving agencies, we’ve chosen to employ the PADI system of education because it’s recognised worldwide and enjoy an excellent safety record. This is partly due to superior educational material, but also in part due to a rigorous quality assurance program. If Scuba instructors don’t adhere to strict protocols and safety rules, they’re simply expelled from PADI. This assurance has served PADI and their students well for decades.
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