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PADI
Scuba diving courses in the warm Caribbean waters of the Dominican Republic
Multilevel Diver
Have you ever wished you could
stay a little longer on a particular dive, maybe to explore a little more of a
great wreck or see some more of the amazing aquatic life. Unfortunately we all
have to come back up sooner or later and quite often it's too soon. So, to
maximize your underwater bottomtime, you should learn how to plan and carryout a
multilevel dive.
To enroll in the Multilevel Diver course, you’ll need to be at least a PADI
Open Water Diver, Junior Open Water Diver or equivalent and at least 12 years
old.
The Multilevel Diver course includes two open water dives and the topics covered
include: The planning, organization, procedures, techniques, problems and
hazards of multilevel diving - Definition and advantages of multilevel diving -
Methods of calculating multilevel dives - Review of decompression sickness
theory - Review of emergency decompression procedures - Review of PADI's S.A.F.E.
campaign - Procedures for flying after diving - Guidelines, rules and procedures
for multilevel diving with the Wheel and/or diving computers - Care and
maintenance of dive computers.
The elective Multilevel Dive from the PADI Advanced Open Water Diver or
Adventures In Diving may count toward the certification requirements for this
specialty at your PADI Instructor’s discretion.
PADI courses offer the most
comprehensive and modern diver training available in the world today.
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