Generally, applicants must be at least 18 years old, in good physical health, and possess basic swimming skills. Some programs may have additional requirements.

The duration of the training program can vary depending on the specific course and level of certification sought. It can range from a few days to a few weeks.

Our training program is designed to meet industry standards and is accredited by recognized diving associations (IDSA). Successful completion can lead to certifications such as Commercial Divers Network International.

The curriculum typically covers a range of subjects including dive planning, equipment operation and maintenance, underwater welding/cutting, inspection techniques, safety protocols, and emergency procedures.

Yes, our training program emphasizes hands-on training and practical experience. Students will have the opportunity to practice diving skills in controlled environments and simulated real-life scenarios.

We offer job placement assistance and resources to help our graduates connect with potential employers and explore job opportunities in the diving industry.

We maintain small class sizes to ensure personalized attention and optimal learning. The 15 student-to-2 instructor ratios may vary depending on the course but is designed to facilitate effective instruction.

Yes, as diving can be physically demanding, a certain level of physical fitness is required. We may conduct a medical evaluation or fitness assessment to ensure students can safely participate in the training.

We provide access to industry-standard diving equipment and modern facilities that replicate real-world diving environments. This includes dive tanks, chambers, tools, and safety gear.

The cost of the training program can vary depending on the course and duration. We offer flexible payment options, and there may be financial assistance programs or scholarships available to eligible students.