Gap Year Diver

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  New Customer Management Zone

  13 March 2012

  Our new customer management zone is now available to all new customers. After your booking has been approved and we have received your deposit, you will be issued with a username and password for the members’ area where you can manage your booking and personal details.
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  Dive Instructor - time for a career change?

  23 February 2012

  Do you love diving? Do you love it so much you want to teach others how to dive too? Are you fed-up at work and do you dream of quitting your job and starting a new life in some exotic location by the sea? Do you want to get paid to go diving and do something you love? Do you want lifetime skills you can use all over the world for employment? If you answered ‘yes’ to any of the above then a career as a scuba instructor could be for you and Gap Year Diver can provide the right training to make your dream a reality!
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  Learn to Dive in the Red Sea

  16 February 2012

  Going on a gap year with the intent of obtaining a new skill can be more fulfilling. Our learn-to-dive trips are for novices as well as for more advanced divers and the Red Sea is the best place to start learning. It is truly one dive place that is worth discovering and it’s an inexpensive hotspot for a gap year adventure.
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  Have you considered a marine conservation trip?

  15 February 2012

  Most divers pursue the scuba diving for fun and leisure. There are many great places to explore around the world but deteriorating conditions in many areas are starting to destroy and harm these fragile ecosystems. Take into account waste disposal, sewage, el Nino, coral bleaching, illegal fishing, oil spills and even the dumping chemicals and you can begin to understand why reefs are getting damaged around the world.
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  Dengue Fever - Know your stuff...

  13 February 2012

  A second customer in less than two years has just been treated for Dengue Fever on our project in Indonesia. Dengue is an infectious disease caused by a virus. The virus is transmitted by a type of mosquito that bites during daylight hours. Dengue is the most common infection caused by viruses transmitted by mosquitoes and can cause severe flu-like symptoms. Please read this article to find out more about Dengue, the symptoms and treatment.

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