Dive Safely

At Divemaster Scuba we pride ourselves on our extemporary safety record. Diving is not a dangerous sport when practiced properly. It takes time to master the various aspects, and we are here to help you. It is important to get proper professional training before taking on aspects that are unfamiliar.

Dry Suit training is particularly important in the UK, and many of the PADI speciality courses are there not only to add to your enjoyment but also to build up your experience and confidence in all aspects of scuba diving. The Rescue Diver course teaches you how to look after others as well as yourself.

The Divemaster Course teaches you professional standards and leads on to the Instructor courses which can offer you full professional status.

Our Instructors and Divemasters are always available to offer help and advice. From training enquiries to equipment selection their advice will be drawn from many years of experience.

Our Adventure Club is a great way to practice. It gives you access to our pool sessions, and it is a great way to meet dive buddies, you can also try the Buddy Board.

Guide to Safe Diving

• Frequent pool practice
• Further dive education
• Your own familiar equipment
• Regular dive trips
• Reviews after long, no diving periods
• Seek help and advice
• Keep abreast of information
• Dive with experienced buddies
• Be first aid trained
• Keep fit
• Join the Divemaster Scuba Club

Looking for something special?

Take a look at our Adventure Holidays. This is a great opportunity to try something different under the guidance and supervision of our experienced instructors.

To book your PADI Course, call our local telephone booking line:
Nottingham Number 0115 929 0707

We operate across various locations offering flexibility and choice. Click here for our training schedules and course fees. Combination courses, one to one tuition, mid-week and holiday courses are available. Please contact the Dive Centre for further details. We are always adding to the schedules, if the dates are not convenient, just ask.