Seaways Becomes PADI Dive Centre 22822
With the demise of local diving school Seafans, (not related to Seaways in any way), Seaways Diving have decided to add PADI training to our selection of courses. As a result, we are now PADI Dive Centre 22822 and can offer an extensive range of PADI dive courses alongside our regular BSAC training. This includes the PADI online eLearning system so that you can do your theory at home before joining us for the practical element of your course. We have a separate team of PADI instructors who are waiting to help you!
If you had a course booked with Seafans that was not been completed, contact us and discuss as we may be able to find a way to help you.
The New Online Shop from Seaways Diving!
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Seaways runs Oxygen Admin Course to promote safer diving
On 14th January, Seaways ran a regional Oxygen Admin course and helped 5 more divers on the way to their Dive Leader Qualification! The course was also open to commercial boat operators who want to take divers out and to those who wanted to refesh their basic live support skills.Seaways runs Regional PRM course for FREE
Seaways ran a Practical Rescue Management course at Mylor on Sunday
20th November with the help of Wave Chieftain and students from Bude
SAC, Plymouth Sound SAC, Mid Cornwall club, Duchy Divers and Seahawk
SAC. Also attending were local dive boat skippers.
18 people on the course and the cost was - FREE!!!
We had so many students that Bude SAC
brought their RIB as well! All the students needed the course
for their Dive Leader qualification and we had help from Cornwall Fire
& Safety as well!
If you are interested in a safety course - why not contact Seaways? We can run them at low cost during the winter months and help fill in those spaces in your QRB!
Seaways promotes safer diving with Oxygen Admin Course
Again this January, Seaways will ran a regional Oxygen Admin course at VERY low cost in the interests of promoting diving safety. Prospective Dive Leaders were able to attend the course free of charge and those doing the course as a separate SDC were asked to cover the cost of the training packs. Joining us on the course were local dive boat skippers. Seaways, as a responsible BSAC Dive Centre like to offer safety training at the start of each season and always like to include dive boat skippers.