Kirk Perilloux
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After further review, as Marie13 pointed out, "Legit and online only do not exist."Who are these “legit” agencies?
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After further review, as Marie13 pointed out, "Legit and online only do not exist."Who are these “legit” agencies?
you can do a virtual nitrox course, if you will find an instructor who will do a live video chat with you, and will go through all the class room training via facetime, Skype, whatup, ect. that's what I did. paid the fee, did online learning and did the live training via video chat. the only downside from that is the fact that you need to have your own air analyzer.
Well, may be...but from my perspective, I don't see the difference between talking to someone in person or via screen. As long as you'll get all the training that you need, you should be good. I believe SSI and PADI had their rules in place before the video chat became standard way of communication. And I'm talking about nitrox course only, nothing else.
Well, may be...but from my perspective, I don't see the difference between talking to someone in person or via screen. As long as you'll get all the training that you need, you should be good. I believe SSI and PADI had their rules in place before the video chat became standard way of communication. And I'm talking about nitrox course only, nothing else.