Provide young individuals with the opportunity to develop scuba diving skills, fostering a sense of empowerment and confidence.
Raise awareness about marine ecosystems, the importance of biodiversity, and the need for conservation efforts.
Equip participants with essential scuba diving skills, including safety measures, underwater navigation, and marine life observation.
Foster a sense of community among participants, encouraging teamwork and cooperation both underwater and on land.
Create a lasting impact by providing participants with skills and certification that can be applied to future career in marine biology, environmental science, or recreational diving.
Once the Open Water Diver course is completed you effectively have a license for life to dive at any Dive Centre in the world.
Provide guided dives to explore the diverse underwater landscapes around the Aran Islands, showcasing the beauty of the local marine life.
Facilitate cultural exchange activities, allowing participants to interact with local communities and gain a deeper understanding of the connection between people and the marine environment.
Offer a mix of adventure and recreational activities to ensure an enjoyable experience for the participants, including island exploration, snorkeling, kayaking, and team-building games.
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No, If you can't swim there is no problem however, to fully enjoy this project you should feel comfortable enough in the water in general.
We can make a plan together. This can be anything depending on your personality and skills. For example, from organising dive gear to joining our dive trips and learning how to dive.
No, all skills are welcome.
You can join us for one day as long as we're open during the season. However, to get certified you have to spend a few days at least.
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