1. You should be taught by a qualified instructor representing the standards of an internationally recognized training agency. (NAUI, PADI or SSI) Not only is it necessary to make sure

 that wherever you’re diving that the local Dive Shop recognizes your certification card and will let you dive without a hassle, it also insures that if you lose your c-card that it will be easy to get replaced.

2. NAUI, PADI and SSI are more likely to keep track of the quality of instruction performed by their SCUBA Instructors and Divemasters in the field.

3. NAUI, PADI and SSI's educational materials and teaching techniques will be safer and more up to date.

4. You should get quality classroom and pool time (NOT just home study) before going to open water.

5. Quality training so you can dive safe and confident.

1. A MINIMUM OF 5 DIVES ARE REQUIRED for open water training/check out dives - NO MORE THAN 3 DIVES MAY BE CONDUCTED IN THE SAME DAY. This is not our rule it is a SCUBA industry safety standard that every SCUBA instructor has to adhere to.

2. Training dives cannot be performed 60 miles off shore. This is unsafe, unpredictable, uncontrollable and violates safe SCUBA industry training standards. Again safety rules that ALL SCUBA instructors are to follow.

If you have any other questions about the minimum training required for SCUBA certification please call us or visit NAUI, PADI or SSI's web sites - If you are ready to sign up for scuba lessons - Please contact Cajun Divers @ 337-984-0990. Thanks and SAFE Diving!

Entry Level Scuba Course

Cajun divers will teach you everything you need to be a responsible, self-reliant diver. The NAUI certification card is proof that you've receive the finest entry-level recreational diver training available. Respected around the world your NAUI C-Card gives you access to diving services reserved solely for adventurers with your unique training and qualifications.

Cajun Divers Advanced Diver Course

Sample some of diving's most common specialties and expand your diving skills at the same time. Learn more about underwater navigation, night diving and deeper diving as core dives, plus several other interesting specialties. Our advanced course is like no other around.

Cajun Divers Rescue Diver Course

The NAUI Rescue course teaches self-awareness and rescue skills: as well as techniques on buddy rescue. A rewarding course that trains you to recognize and prevent potential diving problems before they occur and how to handle them if they do.

Cajun Divers Nitrox/EANx Diver Course

Enriched Air Nitrox is air that has more oxygen in it. A comprehensive course that will help you understand the benefits of its use. Completion of this course will allow you to use up to 40% oxygen to increase the safety of your recreational scuba diving.

Cajun Divers Rescue Diver Course

NAUI leadership the only way to lead. This course develops your diving leadership abilities by expanding your diving knowledge to a professional level and by training you to supervise diving activities and to assist instructors with pool activities as well as training dives.

SCUBA START DATES 2008

• SCUBA Course (Wednesday, April 2, 2008)

• SCUBA Course (Wednesday, April 30, 2008)

• SCUBA Course (Wednesday, May 21, 2008)

• SCUBA Course (Wednesday, June 4, 2008)

• SCUBA Course (Wednesday, June 25, 2008)

• SCUBA Course (Wednesday, July 16, 2008)

• SCUBA Course (Wednesday, August 6, 2008)

• SCUBA Course (Wednesday, September 3, 2008)

• SCUBA Course (Wednesday, October 1, 2008)

Please Call For Details 337-984-0990

NAUI Advanced Course Schedule:  April 8th, May 12th, June 10th,

NAUI Nitrox/EANx Course Schedule:  April 9th, May 7th, June 11th,

NAUI Rescue Course: April 3rd, June 3rd,

NAUI MasterDiver Course:  June 3rd,

NAUI DiveMaster Course: June 17th,

NAUI Instructor Course: May 20th,

Ask about our continuing Education and specialty courses : NAUI Masterdiver, Rescue Diver, Training Assistant, Rig / Spearfishing, Fish I.D., Equipment Specialist, NITROX Diver, DAN O2, Underwater Photography, First Aid / CPR