© Divemaster Scuba 2012
How we started
The Divemaster Scuba Club was originally started in late 2000 and affiliated to BSAC the
National Governing body for Scuba Diving in the UK in early 2001. Since then over 1,000
people have joined the dive club at various levels befitting from group insurance, organised
dive trips and holidays.
The club has always been run on an open and non-profit making basis, by divers for the
benefit of divers and their families.
At Divemaster Scuba we have always appreciated that not everyone has the time to devote
to Scuba Diving as a main UK sport so we came up with a two level membership system.
1. Basic Club Diver Membership
Ideal for occasional divers who may only dive on holiday a couple of times a year, but would
like to make use of the pool for practice and recreational sessions. This is organised on a
“pay-as-you-go” basis keeping costs down to an absolute minimum. You will be covered by
our third-part insurance for club organised events only.
2. Premier Club Diver Membership
This includes free uses of the pool, personal membership to BSAC, personal worldwide
third-party diving insurance, free crossover and continuation BSAC courses, monthly
magazine, special BSAC discounts and affiliation to the sport’s National Governing Body.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who runs and owns BSAC?
Can anyone join, and why join BSAC?
How are my PADI certifications recognised?
I’’m new to the area and part way through a BSAC
course, can I finish my qualifications with you?
Do I have to take a BSAC course to be a member?
Do I need to have all my own dive kit?
Is my BSAC membership transferable?
Can I also continue with my PADI training?
Who organises all the trips and events?
My buddy’s PADI and I’m BSAC, does it matter?
I’m disruptive, don’t compromise, am antisocial,
and only think of me, me, me, can I join?
Can anyone join?
And why join BSAC?
You don’t need to swim like a fish or be an
experienced diver. You will gain in
confidence and competence as you
progress within the club. Experienced divers
will also find plenty to keep them occupied.
Sharing knowledge and experience
is the essence of self improvement.
The BSAC club structure has evolved over more than 50 years.
It is supported and recognised as the UK National Governing Body
for the sport. It provides a sound and secure foundation for scuba
club activities throughout the UK and worldwide. It also provides
member insurance and sponsors many diving events.
BSAC is owned by the members and run for the members.
Can anyone join?
And why join BSAC?
You don’t need to swim like a fish or be an
experienced diver. You will gain in
confidence and competence as you
progress within the club. Experienced divers
will also find plenty to keep them occupied.
Sharing knowledge and experience
is the essence of self improvement.
The BSAC club structure has evolved over more than 50 years.
It is supported and recognised as the National Governing Body
for the sport. It provides a sound and secure foundation for scuba
activities throughout the UK and worldwide.
Its owned by the members and run for the members.
Can anyone join?
And why join BSAC?
You don’t need to swim like a fish or be an
experienced diver. You will gain in
confidence and competence as you
progress within the club. Experienced divers
will also find plenty to keep them occupied.
Sharing knowledge and experience
is the essence of self improvement.
The BSAC club structure has evolved over more than 50 years.
It is supported and recognised as the National Governing Body
for the sport. It provides a sound and secure foundation for scuba
activities throughout the UK and worldwide.
Its owned by the members and run for the members.
Can anyone join?
And why join BSAC?
You don’t need to swim like a fish or be an
experienced diver. You will gain in
confidence and competence as you
progress within the club. Experienced divers
will also find plenty to keep them occupied.
Sharing knowledge and experience
is the essence of self improvement.
The BSAC club structure has evolved over more than 50 years.
It is supported and recognised as the National Governing Body
for the sport. It provides a sound and secure foundation for scuba
activities throughout the UK and worldwide.
Its owned by the members and run for the members.
Can anyone join?
And why join BSAC?
You don’t need to swim like a fish or be an
experienced diver. You will gain in
confidence and competence as you
progress within the club. Experienced divers
will also find plenty to keep them occupied.
Sharing knowledge and experience
is the essence of self improvement.
The BSAC club structure has evolved over more than 50 years.
It is supported and recognised as the National Governing Body
for the sport. It provides a sound and secure foundation for scuba
activities throughout the UK and worldwide.
Its owned by the members and run for the members.
Can anyone join?
And why join BSAC?
You don’t need to swim like a fish or be an
experienced diver. You will gain in
confidence and competence as you
progress within the club. Experienced divers
will also find plenty to keep them occupied.
Sharing knowledge and experience
is the essence of self improvement.
The BSAC club structure has evolved over more than 50 years.
It is supported and recognised as the National Governing Body
for the sport. It provides a sound and secure foundation for scuba
activities throughout the UK and worldwide.
Its owned by the members and run for the members.
Can anyone join?
And why join BSAC?
You don’t need to swim like a fish or be an
experienced diver. You will gain in
confidence and competence as you
progress within the club. Experienced divers
will also find plenty to keep them occupied.
Sharing knowledge and experience
is the essence of self improvement.
The BSAC club structure has evolved over more than 50 years.
It is supported and recognised as the National Governing Body
for the sport. It provides a sound and secure foundation for scuba
activities throughout the UK and worldwide.
Its owned by the members and run for the members.
Can anyone join?
And why join BSAC?
You don’t need to swim like a fish or be an
experienced diver. You will gain in
confidence and competence as you
progress within the club. Experienced divers
will also find plenty to keep them occupied.
Sharing knowledge and experience
is the essence of self improvement.
The BSAC club structure has evolved over more than 50 years.
It is supported and recognised as the National Governing Body
for the sport. It provides a sound and secure foundation for scuba
activities throughout the UK and worldwide.
Its owned by the members and run for the members.
Can anyone join?
And why join BSAC?
You don’t need to swim like a fish or be an
experienced diver. You will gain in
confidence and competence as you
progress within the club. Experienced divers
will also find plenty to keep them occupied.
Sharing knowledge and experience
is the essence of self improvement.
The BSAC club structure has evolved over more than 50 years.
It is supported and recognised as the National Governing Body
for the sport. It provides a sound and secure foundation for scuba
activities throughout the UK and worldwide.
Its owned by the members and run for the members.
Can anyone join?
And why join BSAC?
You don’t need to swim like a fish or be an
experienced diver. You will gain in
confidence and competence as you
progress within the club. Experienced divers
will also find plenty to keep them occupied.
Sharing knowledge and experience
is the essence of self improvement.
The BSAC club structure has evolved over more than 50 years.
It is supported and recognised as the National Governing Body
for the sport. It provides a sound and secure foundation for scuba
activities throughout the UK and worldwide.
Its owned by the members and run for the members.
Can anyone join?
And why join BSAC?
You don’t need to swim like a fish or be an
experienced diver. You will gain in
confidence and competence as you
progress within the club. Experienced divers
will also find plenty to keep them occupied.
Sharing knowledge and experience
is the essence of self improvement.
The BSAC club structure has evolved over more than 50 years.
It is supported and recognised as the National Governing Body
for the sport. It provides a sound and secure foundation for scuba
activities throughout the UK and worldwide.
Its owned by the members and run for the members.
Group Holidays 2012
Jan 2012: Red Sea
February 21st: Dubai
March 24th: Malta
May 25th: Scapa Flow
July 8th: Dahab
Sept 3rd: Red Sea Live aboard
Jan 2013: Red Sea (Sharm)
UK Dive Trips 2012
January 15th: Club Dive Day
February 26th: Club Dive Day
March 18th: Club Dive Day
April 1st: Club Dive Day
April 22nd: Portland (M2)
April 22nd: Hard Hat
May 5-6th: Club Weekend
June 2-3rd: Club Dive Day
June: 30th: Club Dive Day
July 15th: Club Dive Day
August 1st: Farnes (Seals)
August 19th: Club Dive Day
September 1st: Farnes (Seals)
September 23rd: Club Dive Day
October 14th: Club Dive Day
November 18th: Club Dive Day
December 26th: Raft Race
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