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Beautiful Oceans Science Instructor Development Courses

 

2 days $700 uSD

Please note, payment taken here is for a desposit ($106 per person), not the full cost of the course. The remainder will be due on arrival.

Download the 2009 Beautiful Oceans course schedule

Beautiful Oceans is an exciting new  training organization. While similar to PADI or DAN, they are unique,  distinctive, and specialize in coral reef marine science courses for dive  professionals and their customers. Prior to 2006 if a scuba diver or professional  wanted to learn more about marine biology they would have to enroll in a college program, join an expedition which could be expensive, time consuming, and beyond the scope of their needs with too much excessive information, or enter an existing  environmental programs which did not fulfill their needs.
    
The founders of Beautiful Oceans are marine biologists from prestigious and world renowned McGill University in Canada and have participated in numerous expeditions and conservation programs in the Caribbean. Their knowledge and experience are unsurpassed and their programs reflect years of education, training and experience.
  
 Beautiful Oceans programs lead to the distinctive Science Instructor rating and certification,  designed to provide dive professionals with a detailed understanding in selected topics of marine biology, ecology, species and ecosystems. Science Instructors are authorized to teach coral reef biology to divers and snorkelers while at the same time providing them with the tools and the  know-how for conducting state-of-the-art dive briefings.

Becoming a Beautiful Oceans Science Instructor will make you more employable and knowledgeable and provides the superior experiences that today's diver and snorkeller seeks from their adventures.
 

Utila Dive Centre offers two formulas to dive professionals that want to add the distinctive Science Instructor rating to their curriculum:

     
  1. Enroll in a Science Instructor Development Course (SIDC) upon your arrival  at Utila 
  2. Book a Beautiful Oceans Coral Reef Guardian or Science Instructor course with our PADI Divemaster or Instructor training and receive immediate  online access to the Beautiful Oceans e-Academy.

This second  option allows you to make the most productive and constructive use of your time prior to arriving at Utila Dive Centre and you'll get online access to the  Beautiful Oceans state-of-the-art online course material, videos, quizzes and  exams. You'll rapidly improve your knowledge of the Caribbean coral reef  ecosystem, its architecture and the food web and arrive on the island of Utila, Honduras, with an intimate knowledge and scientific understanding of the  environment where you'll soon be working as a dive professional. Whilst studying online, our staff will be able to guide you through the materials and grade your assignments. 
 

Upon arrival, we'll then hand out your Science Instructor materials, schedule your Science  Instructor Examination (SIE) and take you out to our amazing coral reefs so you can apply in-water what you learned during the course and immediately enhance  your enjoyment of coral reefs. There's no better way to start your training and  education. No need to count down the days till you join us, just 'Contact us' today to see how you can  get the best start to your dive education and training in the Caribbean! More information can be found on the website of 'Beautiful Oceans'.


Please note, payment taken here is for a desposit ($106 per person), not the full cost of the course. The remainder will be due on arrival.

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Beautiful Oceans Coral Reef Architecture & Organisms

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Everything about the course exceeded my expectations and I really felt that you put us first in everything. Thank you for that. It is getting rare these days to actually feel that the customer comes first.
Capt. Daniel Bowditch
USA