Where The Land Ends and the Adventure Begins!

Our goal is to help people attain their goal of being a success when learning to dive. Whether it is the beginning course or at the Instructor rating.

We have a facility that will provide you with a professional classroom in which to learn; a pool in which to assist you to learn the skills that you will need and the continuing support in which to embark on your new and successful avocation, Scuba Diving!

Our Philosophy is quite simple:

We are committed to the idea that, regardless of level, learning to dive should be safe and enjoyable. Whether you are learning to dive for recreation or as a profession, you have the right to expect the very best instruction, conducted in a relaxed, non-threatening and fun-filled environment.

We offer a variety of things to do that are diving related. Whether it is a trip to one of the local springs, or an activity like the UW Easter Egg Hunt, or a nice international trip to somewhere exotic, we want to keep you diving.

Keep checking back with us to see what we have planned every month.  We will be adding adventures all the time!

Click HERE to go to our Activity page.

Here in the Panhandle, weather conditions can change suddenly. To stay up to date on conditions for diving, check out our Diving Conditions page by click HERE.

WOULD YOU LIKE TO LEARN TO DIVE, BUILD NEW SKILLS, OR BECOME A DIVE INDUSTRY PROFESSIONAL?

NOW YOU CAN, USING GI BILL® BENEFITS!

International Training is now offering 18 different VA-approved certifications and professional-level

licenses. These programs cover a range of courses, including beginner scuba diving education,

technical and public safety diving, freediving, instructor courses, and more. Keep reading to see

the full list of programs and learn how you can take advantage of this great opportunity.

Am I eligible to enroll? We encourage you to confirm your eligibility for this program with the

Department of Veteran Affairs Regional Office or local VA Assistance Offices prior to committing

to a course. Eligibility is based on Chapters 30, 32, 33 ,35, and 1606. These licenses and exams

should deduct portions of months based on the dollar amount of the course taken. You should

confirm eligibility, time left and benefit level with your VA representative. Each veteran has a

different situation so confirming with the VA before starting is the best scenario to confirm

eligibility and reimbursement.

1. Sign up for one of our VA-approved programs.

2. Pay for the program you have selected. Make sure you retain your proof of purchase /

receipt. You will need those in order to be reimbursed.

3. Complete your training.

4. Submit VA Form 22-0803 (use the pre-filled forms for each course to avoid mistakes). See

section below for instructions to streamline the paperwork process. The VA will process your

form and issue reimbursement once approved. You MUST have your proof of purchase/receipt.

We offer six of the VA approved programs on recreational diving. Click HERE to go to the page which has more information on these programs.

We offer one of the VA approved programs on technical diving. Click HERE to go to the page which has more information on this program.

We offer three of the VA approved programs on Public Safety Diving. Click HERE to go to the page which has more information on these programs.

Whether you want to Try Diving! or get certified, we have a program that will work for you. To find out more, please click HERE to go to our Learn To Dive page.

Interested in continuing your diving education? Then this is where you want to go! We offer a variety of programs and courses to meet all sorts of diving interest. Whether it is an Advanced class, or specialties, check out our Keep Diving page by click HERE.

 Have you ever thought about getting PAID to go diving? Then Going Pro may interest you. We can start your Professional Journey today. Just click HERE to go to our Pro page.

  The general definition of technical diving is to be exposed to a ceiling that does not allow a diver to ascend to the surface at any moment of the dive. This might be due to a real ceiling, in terms of a cave or a wreck, or a virtual ceiling created by a decompression obligation.

If this might interest you, check out our Technical Diving page by click HERE.

 We offer a variety of technician programs. If you are interested in learning more about cylinders, we offer a full suite of PSI programs. Interested in learning more about servicing equipment or getting it oxygen cleaned, then we offer programs on how do that. Learn more by clicking HERE to go to our Technician page.  

 Public safety diving is underwater diving conducted as part of law enforcement and search and rescue. Public safety divers differ from recreational, scientific and commercial divers who can generally plan the date, time, and location of a dive, and dive only if the conditions are conducive to the task. Public safety divers respond to emergencies 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and may be required to dive in the middle of the night, during inclement weather, in zero visibility "black water," or in waters polluted by chemicals and biohazards.

If this is that sounds interesting, click HERE to go to our Public Safety Diving page.