From first dives to advanced work, each course builds the skills and judgment that make diving safe, steady, and enjoyable.
Programs
Our training pathways support a wide range of divers: those beginning their journey, those advancing their recreational skills, and those preparing for harvest work, research, or leadership roles.
Each course emphasizes understanding the underwater environment, building safe practices, and progressing with confidence through structured, practical training in local waters.
A structured pathway for tribal members and boat captains preparing for harvest work.
The foundation for safe, steady, repeatable diving in real Pacific Northwest conditions.
Navigation, deeper profiles, night diving, and better site judgment.
Problem recognition, response planning, and calm support for the whole dive team.
Repeatable basic life support skills for incidents at the dock, shop, shore, or site.
Safe oxygen setup, delivery, monitoring, and handoff for diving-related care.
Enriched air planning, cylinder analysis, and oxygen exposure limits.
Recognition of accumulated experience, specialty training, rescue skills, and judgment.
The bridge from capable diver to capable leader.