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Your adventure into the professional levels of recreational scuba diving begins with the Divemaster program. Working closely with your instructor, in this program you expand your dive knowledge and hone your skills to the professional level. Divemaster training develops your leadership abilities, qualifying you to supervise dive activities and assist instructors with student divers. This course is the prerequisite certification for both the Assistant Instructor and the Open Water Scuba Instructor certifications. Many of our Divemaster go on to become successful Instructors.  Learn from the best  Costs include Pro Kit materials, teaching slates, with dry bag. for further info, click here

The SDI Open Water Scuba Diver Instructor (OWSDI) course is designed to teach current Divemasters or Assistant Instructors certified with a recognized dive training organization the knowledge to effectively function as an open water scuba diver instructor. for more information click here.

IDC - $1950.00      Includes all required academic materials and elearning code. Does not include examination fee.

Earn the Drysuit Specialy Certification card.  Covers how to maintain and use a drysuit in the Pacific Northwest.  Weighting and trimming along with two practice dives.  Student to provide own drysuit.  Rentals available. Contact office for more details. 425-774-3157

Anytime! Register and complete eLearning, Then schedule a mutually convenient time with instructor for final presentation.  Cost is $175.00 and includes Elearning..    Extend your bottom times with this part home study course.  it teaches you the benefits of using enriched air, including longer no decompression limits.  No dives.  Meet with instructor for final review and demonstration of how to use analyzer.   The knowledge reviews/elearning modules. Back to class page detail.

A must for the recently graduated Open Water Diver!  Here we take you on five fun dives over a period of three days. We explore the theories of Deep and Navigation Diving, along with three electives which usually include Night diving, Wreck Diving and Buoyancy Control for Adv Divers.  Thursday evening academics, Saturday 2 dives, Sunday 2 dives and Monday evening night dive!  For more information, click here!

Buoyancy control is the nirvana of diving.  Once you get dialed in, your dives become increasingly more enjoyable.  Join us for a two dive session where we focus on the fundamentals of proper buoyancy control and fine tune your weighting and trim. 

Learn to dive to maximum recreational dive limits (130 ft).  This course will give you the knowledge to be able to plan and dive down to 130 feet safely.  Students need to have completed all knowledge reviews prior to the start of class.  One dive between 80 and 100 feet, one dive in excess of 100 feet! Prerequisite certification is Advanced Adventure Diver or Advanced Open Water, and 20 minimum logged dives in cold water. Additional required equipment is compass, and dive light.   Click here for more info.

Night/Low Viz diving.  Some the most interesting critters come out at night.  Learn to dive in low viz and at night.  Techniques and recommended equipment covered.  This course is a must to round out your diving education and is required by Argonaut for their divemaster class.  Click here for more info.

Open Water Diver/Beginning Scuba.  includes all state of the art scuba gear, dive computer provided, logbook, all academic materials, confined water training, four open water check out dives. Certification card recognized world wide.  This is the entry level course for Scuba.  Once completed, you will be able to dive anywhere in the world in sites commiserate with your training.  For more detailed information, click here!

Open Water Diver/Beginning Scuba. This is just the Academics and Confined Water portion of the Beginning Scuba Class.  Ideal for those who plan to do thier check out dives abroad, usually in a much warmer environment.