What people often ask before getting started.

It varies by age, water adaptation, current skill, lesson frequency and goal. A more meaningful plan is created after the initial assessment.

The main service is one-to-one coaching. Other formats may be considered depending on demand and conditions.

Lessons can be planned if the pool meets depth, access, safety and usage requirements.

Because location, lesson format and program vary by person, current pricing is shared during contact.

For a first pool/confined-water experience, SSI Try Scuba may be suitable; for an instructor-led open-water experience, SSI Basic Diver; and for certification, CMAS 1 Star or SSI Open Water Diver can be considered.

Both systems offer structured training. Your goals, schedule, preferred progression path and the affiliated dive center’s program can be considered together.

At entry level, the program and dive center will clarify what is provided and what you need to bring personally. A clear equipment list is shared before registration.

Current health declaration/report requirements and the relevant organization’s standards apply. If you have a specific health condition, discuss it with the instructor and, when necessary, a physician before registration.

Group size is planned according to the selected program, facility conditions, safety requirements and instructor-to-participant ratios. Models can range from one-day events to seasonal group programs.

If access, depth, safety and operational conditions are suitable, the program can be planned at the organization’s own facility or an agreed pool. Suitability is reviewed before the proposal.

Not for every program. Introductory/entry programs can be considered for first-time groups, while certification and advanced programs follow the relevant TSSF/CMAS or SSI prerequisites.

Yes. TSSF/CMAS or SSI options can be considered according to participants’ goals, current certifications and program structure. Certification is processed through the affiliated authorized dive center.

Corporate dive days, trips, camps or certified-diver group activities can be planned according to participant profile, certification levels, season and location availability.

After the company/organization information, participant count, target program, duration and location are shared, the appropriate training or activity model is defined and a proposal is prepared.