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here on Gran Canaria/Spain, there isn't much Tec Diving. The only courses offered in English/German are Advanced Nitrox/Deco Procedures by ProTec, which holds a direct CMAS license (in comparison to being a local club like VDST in Germany or USOA in the US). And there's only one dive center that offers it.
There isn't a ton of information about ProTec, the website sucks and everybody I know there is a Course Director (so it can't be that hard? or coincidence?). The cards should be accepted everywhere since e.g. Advanced Nitrox is certified after CMAS Nitrox** and that would certainly be accepted everywhere. Does anybody have an actual experience with showing a ProTec C-Card? How about the material/books? I read that they have their own books, are they any good?
There's a TDI center on the neighbouring island of Tenerife with supposedly very experienced instructors but that would be much more expensive for me.
I know that really the instructor is important (I'm meeting them anyway) and not so much the agency but since you don't hear anything about them ever and there's very little information on the web, I'm sceptical. Also it doesn't help that there's a famous diveshop named Protec in Mexico
here on Gran Canaria/Spain, there isn't much Tec Diving. The only courses offered in English/German are Advanced Nitrox/Deco Procedures by ProTec, which holds a direct CMAS license (in comparison to being a local club like VDST in Germany or USOA in the US). And there's only one dive center that offers it.
There isn't a ton of information about ProTec, the website sucks and everybody I know there is a Course Director (so it can't be that hard? or coincidence?). The cards should be accepted everywhere since e.g. Advanced Nitrox is certified after CMAS Nitrox** and that would certainly be accepted everywhere. Does anybody have an actual experience with showing a ProTec C-Card? How about the material/books? I read that they have their own books, are they any good?
There's a TDI center on the neighbouring island of Tenerife with supposedly very experienced instructors but that would be much more expensive for me.
I know that really the instructor is important (I'm meeting them anyway) and not so much the agency but since you don't hear anything about them ever and there's very little information on the web, I'm sceptical. Also it doesn't help that there's a famous diveshop named Protec in Mexico
