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PADI E-learning online today!

 PADI's E-Learning course is the newest and, by far, the most effective, convenient and enjoyable way to master the academic learning objectives associated with learning to scuba dive. It combines text, photos, illustrations, charts, graphs, animations and live-action video in a way that makes learning scuba diving easy and fun.

• As it is all done over the Internet, you can learn when and where it is convenient, moving along at your own pace (not someone else’s).
• You can start whenever you want. (Now would be a good time.) There is no need to wait “until the next class begins.” It begins whenever you are ready.
• Instructional design experts agree: Computer-based learning programs are, by far, the single most effective way for students to master academic concepts. (The fact it is clearly the most fun way to do so is simply a bonus.)

How Does it Work?

• You start by logging on to PADI’s E-Learning website or by clicking on to the desired picture link below. There you will be able to learn more about the course, requirements etc, then when you are ready, sign up and pay for the E-Learning portion of the course using any major credit card.
• The program itself is very easy to use, and can be mastered by students as young as 13 (Internet privacy laws prohibit use by students 12 and under).
• When you are ready, you enroll in any of our convenient academic review & pool training sessions. However, because they master all of the necessary academics on line, E-Learners get to skip all of the traditional classroom lectures our regular students must attend (although you are welcome to come, if you would like).
• Prior to the first pool session, you will need to schedule a one-on-one academic review and course orientation session with one of our staff at A.U.T.S. Dive Center. Here you will take a quick, 20-question quiz and go over where you need to go and what you need to do to complete the course. (This is also a good time to purchase the equipment you will need for the course, such as masks, snorkel, wetsuit boots and adjustable fins.)
• After completing the academic review/pool training portion of the course, you will have multiple options for finishing the final open-water training dives needed for certification.

Sounds Good. What Do I Do Next?

OPEN WATER COURSE

REFRESHER COURSE

ADVANCED DIVER COURSE

ENRICHED AIR DIVER COURSE

RESCUE DIVER COURSE

DIVEMASTER COURSE

DIVE THEORY