A Dive Specialist is a subset that allows divers to gain valuable skills in different areas. Specialties enable divers to make a positive difference on every dive. This type can often be specialized in a specific area and specialize in a particular type or equipment. These specialties include Enriched Air Nitrox, Boat Diving and Deep Scuba. Find out more about these diving specialties.
Enriched Air Nitrox
Learn more about the benefits and how to become a certified PADI Enriched Air diver (Nitrox). This specialty course involves independent study, hands-on practical exercises, and optional two nitrox dives. This course can be done online or offline. You can also complete it whenever you want, no matter where you live. This specialization requires a tank that meets specific oxygen service standards.
Underwater Photography
Scuba diving is an excellent way to improve your skills and knowledge if you love taking photos. Underwater photography is one of many specialties in diving. In this course, you will learn the basic principles and techniques of underwater photography. You'll also learn about underwater lighting and composition. You'll also learn about underwater lighting and composition. You will learn underwater photography and be connected to an instructor through the PADI eLearning program.
Boat Diving
The PADI Boat Diver Specialty Course can help you learn the basics of boat diving, no matter if you're new to the sport or an experienced diver. Learn about the various types of dive boat, proper etiquette, entry/exit procedures, and how you pack your gear for the trip. You'll also learn about boat safety and how to handle emergencies while on the water.
Deep Scuba
There are many Deep Scuba diving specialties. Certified divers have already completed the first dive in an Advanced Diver course and can go deeper. Deep Scuba divers need knowledge about the effects of pressure, breathing, and diving. As their body functions and systems get more exposed at deeper depths, deep-scuba divers will need to be aware of how they breathe and what it means for them. A safe deep dive should be planned and executed. Some specialties require additional training. There are however a few requirements for certification.
Underwater Navigation
Navigation is essential in scuba diving. You need to know how to navigate underwater. A scuba diver must be able to navigate underwater. This skill is vital for learning how to use the compass properly. There are several ways to practice underwater navigation, including by using the compass or natural references.