Refresher

If you haven't been diving for a while or simply want to brush up on your skills then a PADI scuba review will get you back in the water and will sharpen your knowledge and skills.

About the Refresher

The scuba review consists of two parts. First there is a classroom session where you will go through an interactive review of some of the theory that you learnt during your open water course. This includes using the Recreational Dive Planner (RDP) again but we always look forward to hearing the 'ohhh' as it all clicks back into place!

Then it's off to a local pool for the confined water skills. The confined water skills include things like kitting up (which saves a lot of embarrassment when you next come to dive!), buddy checks (BWRAF), regulator recovery, mask clearing, 5 point ascent and descent, fin pivots and hovering.

See? It's coming back already!

The scuba review is fun and will get you back under the water with confidence.

There is also the option to include an open water dive which will allow you to get below the dizzy depths of our 2m or 3m pools and could also be the start of your UK diving career. In the words of Melvyn (DIVE360 PADI Instructor) "it's a lot better than you might think!"

The course fee is all inclusive
This includes use of knowledge refresher materials, instructor or divemaster, hire of all necessary equipment and pool entry fees.

Minimum Requirements
PADI Open Water Diver or Confined Water Referral

Cost Options

Scuba review: £45 (Includes everything)
Open water review: £60 (Includes everything except for a small entry fee into a local inland dive site)

What Next?

Go out and dive! Diving regularly keeps your skills and knowledge sharp and is a sure fire way to make you look like a pro in the water. If you are currently a "blue water" diver then perhaps you may want to try UK diving.

Worried about the cold? Why not do a Dry Suit orientation and open a whole new world of diving... a world that will keep you diving all year round!

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