Training Courses

By Nic Faulks Background I learned to dive back in 1996 at university. My instructors back then tended to be

August 2014 by Nicola Faulks I learned to dive back in 1995 at university and never really thought about diving

There can be no doubt that one of the single most important skills to master in diving is buoyancy control

Looking around the room at the other participating candidates it was soon evident that between us all, was represented a

Read about us on the BSAC Website Not strictly a course report as such but instead an account of two

An Automated External Defibrillator (AED) is a potential life saving machine which in certain circumstances can literary bring the dead

This course is the next stage up for budding marine life enthusiasts from the Observer Course. It was organised by

In preparation for the clubs forthcoming expedition to Mull , it was decided to organise a GMDSS VHF radio operators

With Club plans in full swing for the updated survey of a mysterious cannon site off the Farne Islands on

What do UK divers do in winter when they are bored with trips to the Lakes or cannot face another

It sounded very promising, £10 for a session learning the basics of underwater photography with all the expensive photographic kit

The wreck appreciation course comprises five theory lessons, two dry practical sessions and two open water sessions. During the theory