5 steps to happy dives

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For many of us diving is a part of our lives that also needs to fit around other commitments. Often, we fit our diving in at weekends or during our holidays. So it is important to get the most out of every dive. To do this it is essential to be prepared – it goes a long […]

National Geographic Diver Certification from PADI

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National Geographic Diver certificate Are you at a point in your dive training where you’re exploring different certifications? How would you like to learn to observe and explore like an underwater scientist? If so, it’s time to discover the PADI National Geographic Diver certification. Adventurers and dive geeks alike will benefit from this certification which includes two dives and […]

Scuba Diving Job: Scientific Research Diver

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Scuba Diving Job Research Diver Charlie Beeker is the type of professor any diver would want to have. He loves  The Creature from the Black Lagoon, scuba diving in Grand Cayman (the east end, specifically), and he heads up the Academic Diving and Underwater Science program at Indiana University. Appointed to the Marine Protected Areas Federal Advisory Committee in 2005, […]

Scuba Diver Jobs: Cirque du Soleil

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Cirque du Soleil Scuba Diver Do you dream about going pro and making diving a lifelong career? It’s something many of us imagine, but for some, it’s reality. Although becoming a professional dive instructor is one of the most popular career options, there are many other ways divers do what they love while paying the bills. For Robert Soncini, that […]

Waterman Contest for Scuba Divers Sponsored by PADI and SCUBAPRO

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Webster’s Dictionary defines a waterman as: a person who makes his living from the water; but the word has evolved into much more than that. First off, watermen can refer to a man or women it is a neutral and commonly accepted term to refer to people of both genders. Watermen are divers, swimmers, sailors, […]