Online scuba classes

[pisauron]

Well the title might be a little misleading...But I am searching for online classes with anything related to scuba.

I already did Psi-Pci zoom classes, I did the famous and awesome regulator seminar by RSingler.

And since I can only rarely dive but wish to extended my knowledge and keep learning - what more online classes related to scuba are there?

Maybe a deep theory classes? Some other niche knowledge?

Please if you know of any that can be done online by zoom or similar i would love to know!

Thank you

 

[VikingDives]

sidemounting.com

Plenty of agencies have eLearning options.

 

[Bowers]

make an account on diveraid.com and you can do the learning for every course offered, from open water to high end technical instructor. The profile is free, you only pay if you want to take the exam and start in water training.

 

[mar2112]

DAN has online courses as well.

 

[Pbdiver84]

DAN has online classes, there’s an instructor out of Idaho on YouTube that does dry SSI classes over zoom, most local shops can teach you the dryland stuff like science of diving online.

 

[VikingDives]

There is an agency that does an online only nitrox class. . . RAID maybe?

The divetalk idiocracy has one too, but I'd be leery of that. IIRC the RAID class requires some online interaction with an instructor. At least the one I'm thinking of did...

 

[Capt Jim Wyatt]

IANTD has most all of their course materials online. They have redone so many, if not all of them in the last year or so. Grammar, syntax, spelling and other errors have been corrected. I just sent the Advanced Nitrox student kit to the OP. Let's see what he has to say about that manual. I think it is pretty darn good.

 

[pdwh]

PUNKFISH ACADEMY | Scuba Diving Theory

punkfish-academy.com

 

[pisauron]

IANTD has most all of their course materials online. They have redone so many, if not all of them in the last year or so. Grammar, syntax, spelling and other errors have been corrected. I just sent the Advanced Nitrox student kit to the OP. Let's see what he has to say about that manual. I think it is pretty darn good.

Thank you very much!

I am a TDI ER diver so the material is defenetly relevant for me! I just flipped throu the stuff and it looks promising.

Also as an IANTD instructor (not tech) the material is relevant for me as i look to progress further. I actually only use the open water IANTD material in my native language so mine is not that up to date as this.

Will be reading this soon,

Thanks again

 

[tursiops]

There is an agency that does an online only nitrox class. . . RAID maybe?

Terrible idea.

A related story: I was waiting at Buddy Dive a few years ago to use one of their nitrox analyzers. The couple in front of me looked like they were about done. The guy hooked up the whip to the tank, and turned to the lady and said, 'What percentage do you want?" She thought for a moment, and responded, "I've been diving 32 but would like to try 36," So he turned the calibration knob on the analyzer so it showed 36 on the display, and said, "There you go. Be sure to reset your computer."