BSAC: British Sub-Aqua Club
Join BSAC (British Sub-Aqua Club) and you join a worldwide group of people who share a real passion for scuba diving. The UK’s leading dive club and the sport’s National Governing Body, providing an internationally-recognised diver training and development programme via a network of clubs and centres across the country and overseas. So whether you’re a qualified diver or only just started, tried it on holiday or would like to learn to scuba dive - if you want the highest standards of training and great diving in good company, then British Sub-Aqua Club is for you. Run by divers, for divers since 1953, knows just how enjoyable and life-changing diving can be. And with a worldwide reputation for excellence and safety, provides all the training and support you need to get the best out of this exciting sport.
British Sub-Aqua Club social, family-friendly club and centre network offers a great mix of quality training and regular diving where divers can learn and progress at their own pace. There are five internationally-recognised BSAC diver grades, from the entry level Ocean Diver through to our highest grade, First Class Diver. In British Sub-Aqua Club course, diving skills are taught progressively - each new experience built upon, step-by-step. This combination of theory, pool sessions, open water skills and continual technique practice enables you to develop your diving in a safe and enjoyable way. British Sub-Aqua Club complementary skill development and specialist courses enable divers to continue to widen their own experience and enjoyment of the sport.And, as the UK National Governing Body for Underwater Activities, also work continuously to ensure the ongoing development, safety and enjoyment of scuba for all. Scuba diving is an adventure open to anyone over the age of 12 years - and with our worldwide network of clubs and centres providing accessible, affordable diver training, it's never been easier to take the plunge. If you're thinking about learning, go for it - there's no better time to learn to scuba dive with British Sub-Aqua Club.
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