Can you recommend a class in Everett?
Can you recommend a class in Everett?
My girlfriend wants to get certified, and I told her I'd ask for recommendations. She lives in Everett, I am sure she'd be willing to drive a little ways, but the dive shop that I like is down here in Tacoma and that's much too far.
Thanks in advance!! :luv:
Thanks in advance!! :luv:
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Re: Can you recommend a class in Everett?
Northwest Sports Divers ... of course!
Their new location makes them incredibly easy from Everett.
I think Scott Lundy's teaching there these days ...
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Their new location makes them incredibly easy from Everett.
I think Scott Lundy's teaching there these days ...
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Re: Can you recommend a class in Everett?
I'd also recommend NWSD, although, if she's willing to drive a little further, my husband can do a private class for her (we're in Woodinville). I think he does a pretty good job, and his schedule is very flexible (he's retired).
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Re: Can you recommend a class in Everett?
Evergreen dive service is right on Evergreen way in Everett. Norm does the teaching, and he is a great guy...very funny too.
Re: Can you recommend a class in Everett?
Thanks everyone for the ideas. I will let her know. So many great options.
Re: Can you recommend a class in Everett?
NWSD is a great shop and Evergreen Dive Service is doing classes now too. Norm is great.
Looking for dive buddies
Work is for the surface interval....
Work is for the surface interval....
Re: Can you recommend a class in Everett?
hello i would say evergreen dive service at 4610 evergreen way would be good they teach the OW class in dry suit and the cost for the class is 350.00 for ever thing
Re: Can you recommend a class in Everett?
Another good reason for EDS, Dry suit training which can be real nice if you are sensitive to the cold.
Looking for dive buddies
Work is for the surface interval....
Work is for the surface interval....
Re: Can you recommend a class in Everett?
Well, gee theres a new dive store in everett that would just love to teach a local diver... if i may be so brash. Evergreen Dive Sevice, teaches in Dry suits too. But all locations will do a very good job in getting her training. best of luck.
Re: Can you recommend a class in Everett?
Can anyone recommend a program for my girlfriends 12 year old son? Everything I've seen so far an adult needs to accompany him and my girlfriend and I don't really want to take the class just for that. Any ideas would be appreciated!
Re: Can you recommend a class in Everett?
I'd put in a vote for Norm @ EDS since I go on a lot of shop dives with them... Yes they teach in a drysuit and the price includes all your personal gear ie. mask, fins, gloves, boots, and course kit... plus they're a great bunch to dive with...
Anthony- Norm works great for kids too Give them a call or stop in...
Anthony- Norm works great for kids too Give them a call or stop in...
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Re: Can you recommend a class in Everett?
For anthony i saw on craiglist there a teen scuba camp in south king county july 12-15 for 395 try looking up teen scuba camp on craigslist there teaching beginning opwn water in july then advanced in august 16-19
Re: Can you recommend a class in Everett?
Thanks for the heads up guys, I appreciate it and will look into both options.
Re: Can you recommend a class in Everett?
This is kind of getting away from the first post, Thanks all for the words of encouragement but i would just like to remind all, that junior divers must be accompanied with a family member ( adult) or an AI or Instructor when diving. I may be worng, but the 10 year old student I had last year, that was the case.
However, do not let that stop them if thats what they want to do, If not sure about it then hooken up with a discover Scuba, all the shops do that too.
yepee another diver.
Norm
However, do not let that stop them if thats what they want to do, If not sure about it then hooken up with a discover Scuba, all the shops do that too.
yepee another diver.
Norm
Re: Can you recommend a class in Everett?
You know, its not really the class I have a hard time with. I'm all for going over basics again and again, it builds a good foundation. But most places I've called said that the kid needs an adult and the adult needs to pay (at a discounted rate, but paying at least half the normal tuition) for the class too. I really don't want to shell out $600+, 400 for the kid and at least 200 for me for one person getting certified. If it has to be it has to be, but...scobanro wrote:This is kind of getting away from the first post, Thanks all for the words of encouragement but i would just like to remind all, that junior divers must be accompanied with a family member ( adult) or an AI or Instructor when diving. I may be worng, but the 10 year old student I had last year, that was the case.
However, do not let that stop them if thats what they want to do, If not sure about it then hooken up with a discover Scuba, all the shops do that too.
yepee another diver.
Norm
I'm looking into that camp though, that sounds like something he'd really enjoy.
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Re: Can you recommend a class in Everett?
If you don't require gear rentals, or instruction/certification of any kind and you're just there to watch because it's required it seems to me that you should be able to find an instructor who won't charge you for simply being present.
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Re: Can you recommend a class in Everett?
I my be way out of touch with reality ( sometimes is ok ) but the shop should not be charging you anything, but because of the age of student an adult needs to be there.
Hmm just sounds funny weird to me.
We have a scheduled class now with two junior divers. they are getting the training and thats what was paid for.
Norm
Hmm just sounds funny weird to me.
We have a scheduled class now with two junior divers. they are getting the training and thats what was paid for.
Norm