Technical diving... a farther passion, and a wider skill
Advance your experience with courses and specialties that sharpen your planning, gas and equipment management, and readiness for technical diving. Training that combines knowledge, practice, and discipline according to your credentials and goals.
Choose your technical path... and prepare for the next stage
Every stage has its skills... and every step forward needs readiness
Progress on your technical path through levels that develop planning, gas management, and more complex dives. Choose your next step according to your experience and qualification, with training that combines precision, discipline, and teamwork.
Explore the levels... and set your next stepThe start of your technical diving path
Move from recreational diving into technical diving basics, and develop equipment use, planning, gas management, and decompression procedures, with training that combines knowledge, practice, and teamwork.
Discover Tec 40... and start your technical journeyFiner skills... and readiness for a more advanced stage
Build on your technical skills, and develop dive planning, gas management, and decompression procedures, while strengthening emergency handling and teamwork.
Discover Tec 45... and advance on your technical pathAdvanced planning... and precise execution
Develop your skills in planning decompression dives and managing multiple gases, and strengthen your readiness to handle emergencies within a disciplined team.
Discover Tec 50... and complete your open-circuit technical path
Sidemount configuration for technical and advanced recreational diving.
2,800 SAR/ person
PADI’s highest open-circuit Trimix level. Training dives may reach 90 m. There is no open-circuit programme named Tec Trimix 100.
8,900 SAR/ person
Cavern-zone diving within light and line protocols.
4,200 SAR/ person
Technical Trimix dives to 65 m after Tec 50. Not beyond 65 m and not overhead/cave diving.
SAR— — —/ person
