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Scuba-diving craft training (how long does it take?

How long does it form in recreational diving? I am interested to see some coral reefs and marine life interesting. Also, if anyone has any opinions / advice on schools in Toronto that would be great. ps. I have average skills swimming Thank you!

It can take as little as one week for the time it takes to do. It's your timing and dive shop that you need to work. In Ontario, (I live north of Toronto), you will not be at the public pool which may extend your travel time for a spot opens. There are also a couple of alternative approaches to learning. PADI (Professional Association of Diving Instructors) offers an online course (for your university) as well as what is called an orientation tour. The reference works this way. You do your pool of academic expertise and working here in a PADI shop. There is only one thing left is your actual open water dives to complete certification. You can have that part of being transferred to a holiday destination with a PADI shop. (They are everywhere) You do not your two dives in warm water and are certified. I'm not a big fan of it, but thought I mention it as another option for you. I am not a big fan because you'll learn more here as well be on stimulating environment a little more. There will be no surprise if you decide to Ontario waters plunge ever, as opposed to learning is not there and be surprised ... Just when you thought you knew all this. Water Cold teach these fishermen are a little more than warm experienced divers only. There is a little more knowledge that is not taught in an environment hot water. Incidentally, do not let the cold and hot conditions you throw. You'll be just as hot here as you would in the south because we wear a protective appropriate exposure. You just dress for the weather. Nobody turns blue. Regarding the local dive centers that can help you. Much depends on where in the GTA you are, so I'll name a few around. Scuba 2000. Thornhill. This place is like a puppy mill for divers. Not my cup of tea, but you ultimately you want to learn with. Sub Aqua Scuba. Richmond Hill. The owner's name is Norbert .. good guy .. good shop, good training. Colt Creek Diving: Newmarket on Eagle Street. This is the shop I use. I use it .. I must love him. I know that all instructors .. there are first class and wreck dive with them all. Owner's name is Brad. The dive shop: on Davis Drive Newmarket. The owner's name is Jim. Good store, not sure of the instructors, however. Upper Canada Diving: Scarborough. I do not know anyone in this store. You yourself are there but it is always useful to visit them and see if you are comfortable with them. Aquarius Scuba: Scarlett & Dundas area road. I never met anyone in this shop so I can not advise. I'll throw one in there of Barrie area just in case and that Tim Supplies Diving. Good store, well educated and they have their own training pool.