The CMAS The Marine Biology Training Programme is designed to introduce divers to marine life and marine sciences. By immersing participants in the exploration of marine ecosystems, the programme aims to foster a deep understanding and appreciation of the diverse and fascinating world beneath the waves.

One of the primary objectives of the programme is to raise awareness of marine life. Through engaging educational modules, divers will be introduced to the captivating diversity of animal and plant species that thrive in marine environments. By exploring coral reefs, seafloor, and estuaries, participants will develop a profound appreciation for the crucial roles these ecosystems play in supporting biodiversity and providing essential ecosystem services.

Furthermore, the programme aims to introduce important divisions of the animal and plant kingdoms and their respective biology. Divers will learn about the unique characteristics, behaviours, and ecological roles of these organisms. 

The Ocean Explorer training programme aims to provide divers with a comprehensive understanding of marine life and marine sciences. By immersing participants in the fascinating world beneath the waves, the course seeks to increase awareness and appreciation for the diverse ecosystems that exist in our oceans.

One of the primary objectives of the course is to promote the idea of sustainable diving. Through education and practical applications, divers will be equipped with the knowledge and tools to engage in responsible diving practices that minimise their impact on marine environments. Furthermore, the course strives to create multiplications who can share these ideas and inspire others to adopt sustainable diving practices. By connecting theoretical knowledge with practical experiments, participants will be able to observe and appreciate the interrelationships of different components within marine ecosystems. This experiential learning approach will enable divers to develop a profound connection with the underwater world, fostering a sense of responsibility and stewardship towards its preservation.

The CMAS Underwater Cultural Heritage Discovery Training Programme is specifically designed to introduce divers to the captivating field of underwater archaeology. By immersing participants in the study of submerged historical sites, the programme aims to cultivate a deep understanding and appreciation for the rich cultural heritage hidden beneath the waves.

One of the primary objectives of the programme is to increase awareness for underwater cultural heritage. Divers will be introduced to the historical and archaeological significance of submerged sites, including shipwrecks, ancient ruins, and artefacts.

The programme also places a strong emphasis on promoting the idea of sustainable diving. Divers will learn about the potential impacts of their activities on underwater cultural heritage sites, such as damage caused by contact or disturbances. By adopting responsible diving practices and adhering to established guidelines, participants can contribute to the preservation of these fragile sites and ensure their long-term integrity.

The Ocean Explorer training programme aims to provide divers with a comprehensive understanding of marine life and marine sciences. By immersing participants in the fascinating world beneath the waves, the course seeks to increase awareness and appreciation for the diverse ecosystems that exist in our oceans.

One of the primary objectives of the course is to promote the idea of sustainable diving. Through education and practical applications, divers will be equipped with the knowledge and tools to engage in responsible diving practices that minimise their impact on marine environments. Furthermore, the course strives to create multiplications who can share these ideas and inspire others to adopt sustainable diving practices. By connecting theoretical knowledge with practical experiments, participants will be able to observe and appreciate the interrelationships of different components within marine ecosystems. This experiential learning approach will enable divers to develop a profound connection with the underwater world, fostering a sense of responsibility and stewardship towards its preservation.

The CMAS Underwater Cultural Heritage Discovery Training Programme is specifically designed to introduce divers to the captivating field of underwater archaeology. By immersing participants in the study of submerged historical sites, the programme aims to cultivate a deep understanding and appreciation for the rich cultural heritage hidden beneath the waves.

One of the primary objectives of the programme is to increase awareness for underwater cultural heritage. Divers will be introduced to the historical and archaeological significance of submerged sites, including shipwrecks, ancient ruins, and artefacts.

The programme also places a strong emphasis on promoting the idea of sustainable diving. Divers will learn about the potential impacts of their activities on underwater cultural heritage sites, such as damage caused by contact or disturbances. By adopting responsible diving practices and adhering to established guidelines, participants can contribute to the preservation of these fragile sites and ensure their long-term integrity.

The CMAS Junior training Programme caters specifically to children aged between 8 and 10 years old. They will receive comprehensive instruction on the proper use of ABC equipment (mask, snorkel, and fins) and familiarise themselves with diving equipment in controlled underwater environments. Our highly knowledgeable and experienced instructors will provide constant supervision, ensuring the safety and well-being of your child throughout their underwater journey.

The Freshwater Biology Training Programme is specifically designed to introduce divers to the captivating world of freshwater life and freshwater sciences. By immersing participants in the study of freshwater ecosystems, the course aims to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation for the diversity and importance of these fragile habitats.

One of the primary objectives of the programme is to increase awareness of the unique and often underappreciated freshwater life. Through engaging educational modules, divers will be introduced to the fascinating array of plants and animals that thrive in freshwater environments. By exploring rivers, lakes, and wetlands, participants will gain a profound appreciation for the vital roles these ecosystems play in supporting biodiversity and providing essential ecosystem services.

Through a combination of theoretical knowledge and practical experiences, participants will develop a deeper connection with the intricate web of life within freshwater habitats. By gaining a better understanding of the biology of freshwater plants and animals, divers will be able to appreciate the interrelationships and ecological dynamics that sustain these fragile ecosystems.

The CMAS Underwater Geology Training Programme is specifically designed to introduce divers to the captivating world of underwater geology. By immersing participants in the study of geological formations beneath the water's surface, the programme aims to cultivate a deep understanding and appreciation for the dynamic processes that shape our planet.

One of the primary objectives of the programme is to provide divers with a sense of vastness and geological history of the Earth 70% covered water bodies. Participants will explore diverse underwater landscapes, ranging from underwater mountains and canyons to coral reefs and coastal formations. Through engaging educational modules, divers will gain a profound appreciation for the immense size and geological diversity of these underwater environments.

Participants will learn about the complex interactions between water, sediment, and geological formations. By understanding these processes, divers will develop a greater appreciation for the dynamic nature of our planet's geology and the significant role that water plays in shaping the Earth's surface.

The Ocean Explorer training programme aims to provide divers with a comprehensive understanding of marine life and marine sciences. By immersing participants in the fascinating world beneath the waves, the course seeks to increase awareness and appreciation for the diverse ecosystems that exist in our oceans.

One of the primary objectives of the course is to promote the idea of sustainable diving. Through education and practical applications, divers will be equipped with the knowledge and tools to engage in responsible diving practices that minimise their impact on marine environments. Furthermore, the course strives to create multiplications who can share these ideas and inspire others to adopt sustainable diving practices. By connecting theoretical knowledge with practical experiments, participants will be able to observe and appreciate the interrelationships of different components within marine ecosystems. This experiential learning approach will enable divers to develop a profound connection with the underwater world, fostering a sense of responsibility and stewardship towards its preservation.

The Ocean Explorer training programme aims to provide divers with a comprehensive understanding of marine life and marine sciences. By immersing participants in the fascinating world beneath the waves, the course seeks to increase awareness and appreciation for the diverse ecosystems that exist in our oceans.

One of the primary objectives of the course is to promote the idea of sustainable diving. Through education and practical applications, divers will be equipped with the knowledge and tools to engage in responsible diving practices that minimise their impact on marine environments. Furthermore, the course strives to create multiplications who can share these ideas and inspire others to adopt sustainable diving practices. By connecting theoretical knowledge with practical experiments, participants will be able to observe and appreciate the interrelationships of different components within marine ecosystems. This experiential learning approach will enable divers to develop a profound connection with the underwater world, fostering a sense of responsibility and stewardship towards its preservation.

The Underwater Archaeology Training Programme is designed to introduce divers to the captivating field of underwater archaeology. By immersing participants in the exploration and preservation of submerged cultural heritage, the course aims to foster a deep appreciation for the significance of these underwater treasures.

One of the primary objectives of the programme is to increase awareness and understanding of underwater cultural heritage. Through engaging educational modules, divers will learn about the historical, archaeological, and cultural value of submerged sites. By exploring shipwrecks, ancient structures, and artefacts hidden beneath the waves, participants will gain a profound appreciation for the rich history that lies beneath our oceans.

By promoting responsible diving techniques, participants will become advocates for the preservation and conservation of underwater cultural heritage.

The CMAS Underwater Cultural Heritage Discovery Training Programme is specifically designed to introduce divers to the captivating field of underwater archaeology. By immersing participants in the study of submerged historical sites, the programme aims to cultivate a deep understanding and appreciation for the rich cultural heritage hidden beneath the waves.

One of the primary objectives of the programme is to increase awareness for underwater cultural heritage. Divers will be introduced to the historical and archaeological significance of submerged sites, including shipwrecks, ancient ruins, and artefacts.

The programme also places a strong emphasis on promoting the idea of sustainable diving. Divers will learn about the potential impacts of their activities on underwater cultural heritage sites, such as damage caused by contact or disturbances. By adopting responsible diving practices and adhering to established guidelines, participants can contribute to the preservation of these fragile sites and ensure their long-term integrity.