Start Your Journey: Beginner to Advanced
Whether you are taking your very first breath underwater or looking to sharpen your skills for your next vacation, our Foundational Pathway is built for you. Using the modern standards of SDI (Scuba Diving International), we focus on "Mastery over Minimums." You won't just get a certification; you will gain the confidence to explore the world’s oceans safely.
Best for: Beginners, families, and recreational travelers.
Focus: Open Water, Advanced Adventure, and Rescue Diving.
Mastering the Limits: Technical Diving
For the diver who wants to go deeper, stay longer, and explore environments where others cannot. Our TDI (Technical Diving International) programs focus on the physics and physiology of decompression, the use of mixed gases (Trimix), and the technical skills required for overhead environments and deep-water exploration.
Best for: Explorers, deep-water enthusiasts, and those looking to move beyond "no-decompression" limits.
Focus: Decompression Procedures, Helitrox/Trimix, and Advanced Nitrox.
The Global Passport for Underwater Science
As the only institution in Connecticut offering dual-track AAUS and CMAS certification, this pathway is for those who want to work in the underwater world. Our 160-hour vocational curriculum prepares you for the realities of field research, archaeology, and environmental monitoring.
Best for: Aspiring marine biologists, researchers, and university students.
Focus: Search and Survey, Mapping, Excavation, and Global Portability.
Training Those Who Serve: Public Safety Diving
The ERDI (Emergency Response Diving International) program is the gold standard for First Responders. We provide specialized training for Law Enforcement, Fire, and Rescue dive teams, focusing on the strict OSHA and NFPA standards required for mission-critical recovery and search operations in zero-visibility environments.
Best for: Police, Fire, and Rescue Dive Teams (Agency Training).
Focus: Black Water Recovery, Evidence Search, and Contaminated Water Operations.