SSI Specialty Programs:

Navigation	Deep Diving	Enriched Air Nitrox
Boat Diving	Perfect Buoyancy	Search & Recovery
Dry Suit Diving	Night/Limited Visibility	Wreck Diving
Shark Diving	Digital Underwater Photography	Equipment Techniques
Waves, Tides & Currents	Stress & Rescue

How to get involved:

Certified Divers - Sign up anytime! And all current SSI Open Water Diver students - Add on some SSI specialties during your ssi open water dives! When you are ready to start your required open water dives, add on the SSI specialty. You can do the necessary dives for the course while you are completing your open water divr course. Once completed, you are already half-way through earning the dives you need to get your ssi Specialty Diver rating, and if you take one more weekend of specialty dives, you have completed the in-water training portion of your ssi Advanced Open Water Diver rating!

Scuba Diving at your convenience.

Taking SSI specialties is a great way to hone your skills and learn some new ones. Each SSI Specialty Program you take is also earning you credit towards higher levels of diver ratings such as a

- SSI Specialty Diver

- SSI Advanced Open Water Diver

- SSI Master Diver

It only takes one day to complete the in-water training portion of your Specialty Diver rating and one weekend to complete the in-water training portion of your SSI Advanced Open Water Diver rating.

During your next weekend.

- You complete the dives, you will have earned credit for the water-training portion of that SSI Specialty Program. All you have left to do is to purchase the appropriate SSI Home Study Specialty Program materials, review the academics with a qualified SSI Instructor, and present your logged dives.

- No additional in-water training is necessary and upon completion of the course you will earn an SSI Specialty Course Card.

- This specialty will also count as credit towards your Specialty Diver rating, as well as any other continuing education ratings you are interested in pursuing.