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Learning to scuba dive is safe, affordable and requires a modest amount of training. Most entry-level certification courses take approximately 10-30 hours to complete, depending on the agency you choose. Classes are typically held during the day or evening from a couple of weekends to several weeks.
In order to earn your certification, you will be required to participate in classroom sessions and practice essential diving skills in a pool. Finally, you will test your knowledge on a written exam and apply your skills during training dives in a lake, quarry, spring or ocean. Upon completion, you will receive a certification card that identifies you as a trained diver, allowing you to rent diving equipment, participate in advanced training, and (best of all) explore great diving destinations.
Diving brings adventure and exploration -- and some of the most memorable moments in life. Everything you need to know to make your diving safe is all right here at DAN.
- Complimentary DAN Student Memberships
Be safe while you learn to dive. Ask your scuba instructor to enroll you in DAN's Student Membership program. Benefits include complimentary scuba diving insurance while you are getting your entry-level certification and a free issue of Alert Diver, the award-winning magazine of Divers Alert Network. Best of all, there is no cost to enroll.
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