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Unforgettable aquatic adventures for kids – Go underwater and discover the wonder of Snorkel, Scuba, Mermaid, and Freediving Explorer programs
The SSI Classified Diving program has been created to enable persons with disabilities who might not be able to earn full certifications the ability to dive and get certified with different safety parameters. Learn to work with disabled divers.
The Ocean Tribe Kids Scuba Diving Camp scheme will be launched this summer (July) to encourage under 18s to become scuba divers and the reef guardians of tomorrow. There will be beginners and advanced programs, which will include a dive course(s) and some fun dives to get dive experience.
Scuba diving provides kids with the opportunity to learn life long certifications with friends and family in a safe, team environment. Our scuba diving mantra is that we provide an inclusive sport that allows boys and girls with varying sporting abilities, interests and passions to apply them to the underwater world. Given a small amount of patience, we are constantly astounded by the enthusiasm and personal development by our students on a weekly basis for all course levels.
Ocean Tribe’s philosophy is to ensure that our younger divers really comprehend the importance of the underwater world to the well-being of the planet. Every course has been designed to challenge divers to know the most up-to-date trends in marine conservation and dive physiology and how these in turn can have an effect on protecting endangered species and reef-dependent communities.
Life Enriching Benefits
Educational Benefits
29th July-1st August –Open Water Diver Camp – PADI Open Water Course (or Jnr for 10-15 year olds) and 2 fun dives- Open to 10+
29th July-1st August- Advanced Open Water Diver Camp – PADI Advanced Open Water Course (or Jnr for 12-15 year olds) and 3 fun dives – Open to Open Water (Jnr too 12+) and above.
29th July- 1st August- Rescue Diver Camp– EFR CPR & First Aid Course, PADI Rescue Diver course (or Jnr for 12-15 year olds) and 2 fun dives – Open to Advanced Open Water (Jnr too) and above.
29th July- 1st August- Master Scuba Diver Boot Camp– PADI Peak Performance Buoyancy Course, PADI Digital Underwater Photography Course, AWARE Coral Reef Conservation Course (Dry), PADI Search and Recovery Course and PADI Enriched Air Diver Course (Dry)- Open to Advanced Open Water (Jnr too) and above.
Open Water Diver Camp – $685
Advanced Open Water Diver Camp – $599
Rescue Diver Camp– $685
Master Scuba Diver Boot Camp– $999
We can arrange accommodation if needed, however appreciate that many families will be travelling as part of a holiday so it is not directly included.
There is not a requirement to complete the whole thing in the time given, the days can be split up if extra time is required but most prefer to do it alongside their contemporaries in an organised timeline.
Contact Ocean Tribe Via Email or WhatsApp and we can get kids and families booked in, as well as answer any queries you might have.
The Divemaster internships and instructor internships at Ocean Tribe are a great way for you to progress to the professional diver levels. Packing both experience dives, PADI courses, working in a busy dive centre with different customer levels and dive conditions, they provide a great grounding for you to set out on a dive career.
The internships to PADI Divemaster and PADI Instructor levels are open to anyone over the age of 18. Groups who they might be of particular interest to include people on a GAP year, military resettlement and training, career breaks or career changes. Or even if you just want a great way to advance down the diving levels on an extended holiday.
The divemaster internships and even the instructor internships can be started from any diver level. Yes even if you are a total beginner we have a package to suit you!
We are excited to announce that with bookings for the August IDC in Kenya at Ocean Tribe, you will get a free wildlife safari following the IDC. We realise that if you are coming to Kenya and spending all this money to become a PADI Instructor, then you should also be able to see some of Kenya’s fantastic wildlife.
Starting the day after the PADI Instructor exam, the free wildlife safari is a 3 day / 2 night adventure. You will travel in 4×4 vehicles from Diani to Ngutuni Lodge and Game Sanctuary.
Ngutuni Lodge is surrounded on 3 sides by Tsavo East National park and set against the spectacular backdrop of the Sagala Hills.
The game sanctuary plays host to a vast array of the Tsavo African wildlife. As well as going out on game drives around the park, the lodge is situated right on its own waterhole, which can be viewed while enjoying drinks and meals on the viewing gallery, or even right from your bed in your lodge room.
Regular visitors to the waterhole include the famous Tsavo short maned lions, elephants, zebras, giraffes, waterbucks, warthogs, and over 500 species of birds. Rooms are equipped with a double and a single bed and all have en-suite bathrooms, giving you a great place to relax after your safari encounters.
All meals are on a full board basis and the buffet-style food is pretty delicious, with breakfast and 3 courses for lunch and 4 courses for dinner consisting of salad, soup, main dish & dessert made up of all locally sourced fresh ingredients.
For further recreation there is a bar and swimming pool on site in the lodge.
The free wildlife safari is an awesome way to reward yourself for all the hard work that you have put into the PADI IDC after a couple of weeks on the course. All going to plan, you will be celebrating your new gained status of PADI Open Water Scuba Instructor.
What an IDC package, which includes everything you need to successfully become a PADI Instructor.
This includes the IDC and EFR Instructor courses from Mark our Award-Winning PADI Course Director.
All PADI materials are included in the IDC package as well as the PADI Instructor Exam and application fess (unless you would like to leave these until later to pay yourself to PADI).
You will also get access to our online IDC classroom and resource centre which includes training aids, practice exams, example videos and presentations and more.
Not content with just that we have included directly in the IDC, the PADI O2 Provider specialty and your choice of 5 more following the IDC on the PADI Specialty Instructor training program (This would be held on return from safari).
If you’ve ever dreamed of exploring the ocean, scuba diving is the perfect way to do it. But before you can dive into the deep blue, you need to get certified. So, how do you become a certified scuba diver?
It all starts with choosing a recognized scuba training agency. Two of the most popular are Scuba Schools International (SSI) and PADI. Both offer globally accepted certifications, so you can dive anywhere in the world. Once you’ve picked your agency and a reputable dive center, the real adventure begins.
Your first step is the Open Water Diver course. This is the full entry-level certification that teaches you the core skills, safety procedures, and dive planning techniques. It includes online or classroom theory, confined water training, and four open water dives. Once you’ve passed the course, you’re certified to dive independently with a buddy to depths of up to 18 meters (60 feet).
But what if you’re short on time, or not quite ready to commit? No problem. You don’t have to complete the full course all at once. If you’re curious and want to test the waters first, you can try a Try Scuba Diving experience—also known as Basic Diver with SSI. It lets you experience scuba in shallow water under direct instructor supervision. No prior experience needed.
There’s also the Scuba Diver course sub-rating, which covers part of the Open Water course. It qualifies you to dive to 12 meters with a professional. Later, you can complete the remaining sections and upgrade to full Open Water certification. These flexible options make it easy to learn at your own pace.
Once certified, the world truly opens up. From colorful reefs to historic wrecks, the ocean is full of life and adventure. And getting there is simpler than you think—with expert instruction, modern gear, and just a little time, you’ll be diving in no time.
Scuba diving is one of the most exciting ways to explore the underwater world. It opens up a completely new environment filled with vibrant marine life, colorful coral reefs, and unforgettable adventures. But if you’re new to diving, it’s natural to wonder: is scuba diving safe?
The short answer is yes—scuba diving is safe when done properly. Like any sport or activity, there are risks. However, those risks are manageable with proper training, the right equipment, and a focus on safety. In fact, the diving industry has spent decades developing standards that keep divers safe across the globe.
Most scuba diving accidents are caused by human error, not equipment failure. That means the key to safe diving lies in education. When you take a course with a certified instructor from a reputable training agency like SSI or PADI, you learn everything you need to dive safely. You’ll discover how to control your buoyancy, check your gear, monitor your air supply, and plan your dives properly. These are simple habits that make a big difference underwater.
Dive instructors also teach you how to deal with common problems calmly and confidently. Whether it’s clearing a flooded mask or signaling your buddy, you’ll know what to do. That’s why beginners always dive under supervision at first. With practice, these skills become second nature.
Modern scuba gear is designed with safety in mind. Regulators deliver air smoothly. BC/BCDs help you control your position in the water. Dive computers track your depth and time to avoid staying down too long. All of this equipment, when maintained correctly, is incredibly reliable.
And let’s not forget—diving is a buddy sport. You’re never alone. Your dive buddy watches out for you, and you do the same for them. This system of teamwork adds another layer of safety every time you dive.
So, is scuba diving dangerous? Not if you follow your training, respect your limits, and dive responsibly. Like driving a car or hiking in the mountains, scuba diving carries risk—but it’s a risk you can control. With the right approach, diving is not only safe, it’s one of the most life-changing experiences you can have.
Whether you’re dreaming of coral gardens, shipwrecks, or gentle sea turtles, the underwater world is waiting. And yes—you can explore it safely.
Ever wanted to get free diving stuff for all the money you spend on scuba diving? Ocean Tribe is delighted to announce our member loyalty program Tribe Treasure. All Ocean Tribe customers who make bookings and purchases will earn reward credit which can be redeemed for free dive trips, dive course discounts, and apparel from our dive shop.
Regular Ocean Tribe customers can even rise up the tiers for further rewards and benefits. This is separate from the Ocean Tribe Dive Club for East African residents and every Ocean Tribe customer is automatically joined as a Bronze member earning as you buy and taking steps toward free dive trips.
The credit is called Tribe Doubloons and these are automatically added to the credit of the person making the purchase. If you wish every person in your booking to received their credit then you should separate out the bookings.
Doubloons earned per $ Spent
| Bronze | Silver | Gold | Platinum | |
| Book a dive trip | 20 | 25 | 30 | 35 |
| Buy a Product | 10 | 20 | 30 | 40 |
| Leave a review | 1000 | 1000 | 1000 | 1000 |
| Take a PADI Course | 10 | 15 | 20 | 25 |
| Refer a friend | 2000 | 2000 | 2000 | 2000 |
Program Termination
Enrollment in the Tribe Rewards Program is for 1 year from the date of enrollment. If the program is terminated, the remaining point balances will be forfeited at the time of termination.
The program sponsor, at its sole discretion, reserves the right to change the program rules, terms and conditions, and limitations, or to cancel the program entirely at any time without prior notification.
We are delighted to announce new Ocean Tribe Dive Club member benefits for our local resident members. Ocean Tribe has partnered with some amazing local bars, restaurants and hotels to give our members even more of a reason to visit Diani Beach for regular dive trips.
Dive club members in addition to their diving privileges can now enjoy a 10% discount at the Funky Monkey Cocktail Bar & Restaurant.To redeem the discount all members need to do is present their membership photo ID to serving staff upon requesting the bill.
The Funky Monkey boasts a fabulous cocktail range with award-winning mixologists and is a great place to enjoy the courtyard atmosphere, tasty food, and regular events such as salsa nights, and regular DJ spots. Located in the central part of Diani next to Diani Sea Resort, it has rapidly become THE place to start your evening in Diani. Call Funky Monkey on +254742794527 now to reserve your table and start using your dive club member benefits.
And that is not everything! Ocean Tribe Dive Club Members are also able to get special rates from Baobab Beach Resort and Spa, Salt Lick Safari Lodge, Taita Hills Safari Resort, and The Maji Beach Boutique Hotel. Contact Ocean Tribe for more details about the offers available.
*- Subject to availability and conditions. Please see brochure for details
Ocean Tribe Dive Club Membership is open to:
To join, renew, or enquire about membership please contact us via email or Whatsapp using the links above.
1 Year Membership $499
1 Year Family (2 Adults/1 Junior) Membership* $1199
Rates are in USD and apply for 2024 Applications
When you start scuba diving, one of the first big questions is whether to rent or buy your gear. Both options have their pros and cons, and the right choice depends on your diving goals, travel plans, and budget.
If you’re just getting started, renting might seem like the obvious choice. It’s cheaper in the short term, and it gives you a chance to try different brands and styles before making a commitment. Dive centers usually offer well-maintained rental gear, so you don’t need to worry about quality. It’s also convenient—especially if you’re flying to a dive destination and want to avoid extra baggage fees.
But if you plan to dive regularly, buying your own gear starts to make more sense. When you own your equipment, you know exactly how it fits and how it works. That familiarity can make a big difference underwater. You set it up your way every time. There’s no adjusting to different mouthpieces, BC/BCD straps, or fin sizes on each dive.
There’s also the issue of hygiene. While reputable dive centers clean their gear thoroughly, some divers prefer the peace of mind that comes with using their own mask, regulator, or wetsuit. These are personal items, and owning them can enhance both comfort and confidence.
Another factor to consider is long-term cost. Renting gear adds up quickly if you’re diving often. Over time, investing in your own setup can actually save you money. You don’t have to buy everything at once, either. Many divers start by buying a mask, snorkel, and fins—then upgrade piece by piece.
Still not sure? Think about how often you dive and where. If you’re diving once or twice a year on holiday, renting may be best. If you’re diving monthly, or working toward a professional certification, buying your own gear could be a smart move.
In the end, the choice comes down to what fits your lifestyle. Renting gives flexibility. Owning gives control. Both lead to great dives—as long as the gear is right for you.
The Ocean Tribe PADI IDC Online classroom has been developed to assist PADI Instructor candidates taking their PADI IDC in Kenya with PADI Course Director Mark Slingo, with preparation for their IDC and PADI Instructor career.
Whether you take the option of completing the full PADI IDC in Kenya or opt to do some of the PADI IDC online with live presentations completing the practical work in Kenya, the IDC online classroom can be of great help to you.
The Ocean Tribe Google Classroom provides a full guide to preparing for your PADI IDC. Information includes what pre-study and PADI eLearning to complete, what equipment you will need, pre-study tips and even what paperwork you will be required to complete.[/ultimate_icon_list_item][ultimate_icon_list_item icon=”dt-icon-the7-misc-017″ icon_color=”#6bd620″]IDC Video Guidelines
We have put together a collection of the best instructional videos around to help you understand dive theory concepts, dive laws, and skill demonstrations. An invaluable training tool for your PADI IDC preparation.[/ultimate_icon_list_item][ultimate_icon_list_item icon=”dt-icon-the7-misc-017″ icon_color=”#6bd620″]IDC Training Guides
The IDC Online classroom includes diagrams and written explanations of concepts, how to answer physics, RDP questions, and more. Make sure you are up to date on your dive theory before starting the IDC.[/ultimate_icon_list_item][ultimate_icon_list_item icon=”dt-icon-the7-misc-017″ icon_color=”#6bd620″]Feedback Zone for Questions and Answers
Not sure about a concept or want further clarification before the PADI IDC? Then you can use the questions and answer areas on each section to get clarification from our PADI Course Director or PADI IDC Staff. We can even live chat with you if available via the online classroom or Whatsapp. Always remember the only stupid question is the one you don’t ask.[/ultimate_icon_list_item][/ultimate_icon_list][vc_cta h2=”How do I get Access to the PADI IDC Online Classroom?” h4=”Want to get started right away?” txt_align=”center” shape=”square” add_button=”bottom” btn_title=”Sign up for the PADI IDC Today” btn_shape=”square” btn_color=”black” btn_align=”center” btn_css_animation=”fadeInUp” css_animation=”fadeInUp” btn_link=”url:https%3A%2F%2Fbook.oceantribe.co%2Fbook%2Fpadi-idc-instructor-development-course%2F44%3F_ga%3D2.200286893.224085084.1702279347-1004609425.1680248125|||”]
The PADI IDC Online classroom is open to all candidates who sign up for the PADI IDC in Kenya. You will receive your access login along with the links for your PADI IDC eLearning and other IDC details.
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Our diving in schools and colleges programs give students the opportunity to learn life-long certifications with friends and family in a safe, team environment. Our scuba diving mantra is that we provide an inclusive sport that allows boys and girls with varying sporting abilities, interests, and passions to apply them to the underwater world. Given a small amount of patience, we are constantly astounded by the enthusiasm and personal development of our students on a weekly basis for all course levels.
As well as earning PADI scuba diving certifications, Ocean Tribe’s philosophy is to ensure that our younger divers really comprehend the importance of the underwater world to the well-being of the planet. Every course has been designed to challenge divers to know the most up-to-date trends in marine conservation and dive physiology and how these in turn can have an effect on protecting endangered species and reef-dependent communities.
All participants must meet medical questionnaire requirements and some conditions or medications may prevent you from diving. Check the PADI Diver Medical: Participant Questionnaire to see if you meet the requirements before booking.
See what the diving in schools available courses and opportunities can count towards in the wider experience of life.
After-School Activity – Discover Scuba Diving, Bubblemaker, Jnr Certification (Scuba Diver, Open Water Diver, Advanced Open Water Diver, Rescue Diver), Standard Certifications (Scuba Diver, Open Water Diver, Advanced Open Water Diver, Rescue Diver and Specialty Diver),
Duke of Edinburgh – Open Water Diver, Advanced Open Water Diver
Duke of Edinburgh Residential – Marine Conservation Project, Underwater Photography Internship, Master Scuba Diver, Go Pro Packages (for over 18s)
CAS Activity for International Baccalaureate – Creativity, Action, Service – Diver courses, underwater photography, reports, dive site mapping, beach/ underwater clean-ups, coral monitoring,
Go Pro Programs (for over 18s) – PADI Divemaster, PADI Assistant Instructor, PADI Open Water Scuba Instructor
GAP Year Programs – Marine Conservation Programs, PADI Divemaster Internship, PADI Instructor Internship
Scuba diving courses, projects, and residential courses can be used in your pursuit of the Duke of Edinburgh International Awards. Ocean Tribe offers differing scuba diving opportunities and experiences for both beginner and certified divers. Such opportunities include learning to dive as part of your DoE. Taking part in environmental activities such as beach and underwater cleanups can be counted towards DoE and doing courses and staying in our residential package can be used for the DoE Gold Award.
Diving can be used as a choice in all three segments of the CAS project. Our projects and courses offer great opportunities for creativity, action, and service, including dive courses, conservation projects, and challenging tasks.
For young people who have decided to take a GAP year between school and university the dive internships offered by Dive Pro Africa give you a structured program to make sure that you actually get something constructive out of their GAP year. Skills acquired during the dive internships can improve a CV when participants look to gain employment later. Potential employers and university admissions tutors can take notice when participants can put down some of the experience and qualifications that participants can acquire during their GAP year diving experience in Kenya.
An example of things you can add to your CV
These are just some of the skills that participants can acquire but other skill keywords that they can pick up by involvement in our programs could include organisation, using initiative, conducting research, teaching students, communication, motivation, self-discipline, responsibility, leadership, teamwork, languages, independent learning, and conservation project work. All of these skills are looked upon favorably by employers.
Choosing a GAP year scuba diving internship in Kenya involves the participant thinking about what they would like to get out of the program as obviously, the different programs offer the chance to learn different skills.
Contact us to discuss your different options which could include becoming a diving instructor or Divemaster, or perhaps working in marine conservation projects and learning to manage wildlife in a real African conservancy area. If you have a specific program that you would like to do then we can tailor it for you. Really we want you to get the most out of your GAP year experience as possible and acquire skills that will be useful to you further down the line.
Get introduced to the underwater world with a short pool session followed by 2 ocean dives where you will explore the coral reefs of Diani under the close supervision of a PADI Instructor.
from $180
A sub-course of the Open Water course. Learn to dive under the supervision of a PADI pro. eLearning, pool training and 2 dives on the coral reef of Diani
from $420
Learn to dive on the coral reefs of Diani on the world’s most popular scuba diving course. The PADI Open Water course qualifies you to dive all around the world and introduces you to a lifetime of excitement.
from $595
The PADI Adventure Diver course is where you can begin to take part in dives that interest you and increase your depth range as a diver. 3 adventure dives (and one free fun dive)
from $340
Go deeper, improve your navigation skills, and do dives from specialties that interest you. The PADI Advanced Open Water Diver course is 5 adventure dives (and one free fun dive).
from $490
Serious fun. Learn to look out for other divers underwater and potentially save lives. Get your dive buddies more at ease knowing they are diving with a PADI Rescue Diver
from $499
Go pro and become a respected PADI dive professional. The PADI Divemaster course is the first professional diver level and will teach you to lead divers, assist divers in training and even conduct some programs yourself. Motivate, lead, mentor!
from $999
Become a PADI Instructor on the world’s most comprehensive dive instructor course. Learn teaching and mentoring techniques as well as many other disciplines used by diving instructors. Then onto the IE and a dive instruction career.
from $999
Yes! You may be eligible to get college credit for learning how to scuba dive. PADI courses have been recommended by a variety of Institutions for college credit or funding in various countries throughout the world. Choose from the regions below to find out how it works
The American Council on Education’s College Credit Recommendation Service (ACE CREDIT) has evaluated and recommended college credit for
15 PADI courses
3 DSAT courses
1 Emergency First Response course.
The American Council on Education is the major coordinating body for all the nation’s higher education institutions.
Learn more about how you can gain college credit for PADI courses in the U.S. (PDF) or contact PADI Americas at training@padi.com.
The British Columbia Ministry of Education (External Credentials Program for Industrial and Occupational Courses) has approved the PADI Open Water Diver (2 credits), PADI Advanced or Adventures in Diving Program (4 credits) and PADI Rescue Diver (4credits) courses for school credit.
Grade 10, 11 and 12 students who have been certified in these PADI courses simply present their PADI certification card to the school administration to apply for credit. For information on receiving credit contact your school’s administration. On an individual, merit-base case, divers in Canada may also receive credit for PADI courses through the USA-based American Council on Education’s College Credit Recommendation Service as noted under “United States.”
Those who want to teach diving in Japanese school systems (colleges, universities, vocational schools, etc.) undergo general and specialized course work and testing to become authorised by the Japan Sports Association (JASA), under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology.
PADI Open Water Scuba Instructors are exempt from this specialised course and test, and can attain JASA authorisation by taking a general course and certification test.
PADI Divers may receive credit toward various certificates and diplomas for several PADI courses within the Australian national training system. These training providers recognize certain PADI and Emergency First Response (EFR) courses:
Training and Further Education (TAFE) South Australia Australia Fisheries Academy (AFA) South Australia Victorian Tertiary Admissions Center (VTAC)
Western Australia Curriculum Council (WACC) Tasmanian Qualifications Authority (TQA)
Queensland Studies Authority (QSA)
Vocational Education and Training (VET) – Nationally Recognised Training
Visit http://providers.lsc.gov.uk/LAD/ for details of PADI and Emergency First Response courses currently listed on the UK Learning Aim Database, which holds data on all learning aims and qualifications recognised by the Skills Funding Agency (SFA), an agency of the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS).
Divers may be awarded credit for PADI courses from further education institutions in mainland Europe and through the military, however, each institution sets its own benchmarks for credit accumulation and transfer, so should be contacted individually to obtain information on their specific recognition of prior learning policy.
For further information, contact the Training Department on training.emea@padi.com.
Open Water Divers, Advanced Open Water Diver, Rescue Diver qualify for the National Certificate of Diving: Foundational Skills
Divemaster and Open Water Scuba Instructors qualify for the National Certificate of Diving: Leadership;
Specialty Instructors qualify for the National Certificate of Diving: Instruction.
To take part in the scuba diving courses and experiences the following apply:
· They do not have to be accomplished swimmers to take part in the experience but they should be comfortable in the water.
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No. We are required to ensure participants are fit to dive before they are accepted on to the experience and we must have a GPs approval if any conditions have been noted.
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The medical questionnaire is used to ensure that your child is generally fit to dive and must be answered truthfully. If there are any positive answers then this does not necessarily rule them out from diving but they must receive approval from your GP. We use an additional medical questionnaire which contains a form for your GP to sign as well as some notes for their consideration.
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Yes and no. A parent or legal guardian must attend with the child(ren) at the first session of a PADI Seal Team/Bubblemaker programs undertaken with Ocean Tribe.
We set this condition because the paperwork which we require you to fill out has to be completed correctly as it relates to the safety of your child. Part of this relates to a safety briefing which must be heard by both parent and child and requires a signature from each person to show they have listened to this.
All paperwork has to be signed by a parent or legal guardian and we are VERY particular about this. Any mistakes or omissions will result in disappointment as we will not allow the child in the water.
Following this, we will accept children as a group drop-off but we will require a responsible adult to remain on site during the session.
· They do not have to be accomplished swimmers to take part in the experience but they should be comfortable in the water.
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No. None of our staff are fully medically trained and as such are not in a position to make judgement calls on whether a particular individual is medically fit to dive. As the forms are a self-certification they should be completed honestly – if any of our staff become aware of medical conditions subsequently then they will require a Doctor’s sign-off before allowing the child to continue with the course.
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