Dry suit

• Avoiding common drysuit diving problems: Learn how to handle and prevent issues that may arise while using a drysuit. 
• Selecting and using drysuits and undergarments: Understand the different types of drysuits and how to choose the right undergarments for various conditions. 
• Buoyancy control with a drysuit: Master buoyancy control to ensure safe and comfortable dives. 
• Basic drysuit repairs and maintenance: Acquire skills to perform essential maintenance and minor repairs on your drysuit. 

Workshop 

• Drysuit Donning and Doffing: Learn the proper techniques for putting on and taking off a drysuit. 
• Understanding Drysuit Types and Undergarments: Get to know the various types of drysuits and how to select the appropriate undergarments for different conditions. 
• Equipment Adaptation for Drysuit Diving: Learn how to adapt your equipment for drysuit diving, including adding an inflator hose for the regulator and adjusting harnesses. 

Confined Water Sessions 

• Practice Donning and Doffing the Drysuit: Gain confidence and proficiency in handling your drysuit. 
• Determine Weight Requirements: Learn how to adjust your weights for optimal buoyancy. 
• Master Basic Drysuit Skills: Practice essential drysuit diving skills in a controlled environment. 

Open Water Dives 

• Apply Skills in Real-World Conditions: Conduct two open water dives to practice and refine your drysuit diving skills in actual conditions. 

• Drysuit and undergarments 
• Basic scuba gear 

Non-Certified Divers: 

• Minimum age of 15 years. 
• Ability to swim: You must swim 200 meters (656 ft) and tread water for 10 minutes. 
• Must complete the basic diver course: Open Circuit Level 1 and the Drysuit Specialty. 
• Alternatively, complete Rebreather Level 1, Rebreather Specialty, and Drysuit Specialty. 

Certified Divers (from other training agencies): 

• Complete the chosen level of RAID training (e.g., Level 2 or 3). 
• Additionally, complete the Drysuit Specialty. 

RAID Certified Divers: 

• For those wanting to extend their experience, the Drysuit Specialty skills are stand-alone. 
• For those aiming to advance to the next level, the Drysuit Specialty skills complement the chosen RAID course level. 

Before diving into the fascinating underwater world with us, there are a few essential steps to take. To get started, please follow the registration process outlined here.

Ensure you fill out all the forms correctly, especially the medical one. Once registered, delve into the learning modules provided and complete the quizzes. This preparation is key to ensuring a smooth and enjoyable diving experience.

Choosing Divers League means diving with purpose, passion, and professionalism. We align ourselves with RAID, a global leader in diving education, because we resonate with its ethos. Here’s what makes our partnership special:

• Quality Training: RAID’s cutting-edge teaching methods are unrivaled, ensuring divers receive not just education but empowerment.
• Professional Instructors:Our team of certified RAID instructors is dedicated to providing high-quality, personalized training. With years of experience and a passion for diving, they bring real-world expertise to every course, ensuring you get the most from your dive education.
• Innovative Learning: With a blend of traditional and e-learning tools, RAID courses cater to the digital age, ensuring learners can prep at their pace.
• Eco-Conscious Approach: RAID's 0 paper policy resonates with our commitment to sustainable diving, protecting the very oceans we cherish.
• Broad Spectrum of Courses: From the newbie to the diveprofessional, RAID offers courses tailored to every levelrecreational or technical, ensuring a continual learning journey.