Training

Get Certified

Be adventurous. Be amazed. Be a diver. Your first step is earning your Open Water Diver certification — becoming what is commonly known as a “certified diver.” Even if you’ve previously taken part in introductory scuba experiences (commonly known as “resort courses” or “Discover Scuba”), you are most likely aware that the best opportunities in diving await those who are fully certified. Find out more…

…Or Just Give It a Try

Okay, let’s say the idea of scuba diving intrigues you — but you’re not certain you want to commit to an entire certification course. No problem. Harry’s Dive Shop has the perfect opportunity for you. It’s called Try Scuba. Find out more…

Refresher Course

So long as you dive actively, take continuing education courses and record your training and experience in your dive log, you’ll find your certification is good indefinitely. What happens, however, when circumstances force you to take a break from diving for up to a year or more? Then it’s time to consider a refresher course.

Just for Kids…

Scuba Rangers is a one-week, summer-camp-style program where kids ten and up do all the cool, fun scuba things adults do under water — but in the safe, shallow confines of a pool. Now kids can experience the weightlessness of an astronaut and the freedom of a fish. Scuba Camp for older kids (leads to Junior Open Water certification) also available. Find out more…

Continuing Education

Your beginning scuba course was just that: a beginning. Ending your education there is like bragging that you’ve graduated the sixth grade. Fortunately, we offer a wide assortment of Advanced and Specialty Diver courses that allow you to custom-tailor your education to fit your individual interests and needs. Find out more…

Leadership Training

Learn how to share your love of diving with others. Become a Dive Con (Divemaster) and you can guide certified divers, assist with classes (and even teach some). Want more? Continue on with Instructor training. As an SSI and NAUI Instructor training center, we offer them all. Call us or stop by the store to learn more.

Tech Diver Training

Extended range/technical diving is defined as: exceeding 130-foot depth, making planned decompression stops, using more than a single gas mixture, or traveling more than 130 linear feet into an overhead environment or a combination. Full technical training is an equipment- and skill-intensive endeavor. Considerable classroom sessions and in-water practice of skills are necessary. Emphasis is on diving physics and physiology and the equipment and skills necessary to conduct yourself safely in a wide variety of underwater situations. Find out more…

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