Frequently asked questions - FAQ
Below are a few of our frequently asked questions (FAQ). IF you cannot find the information you are looking for, please do not hesitate to contact us - we are here to help!
How do I access my online SSI training?
The SSI digital Training System sets the standard in diver education, with comprehensive, first-rate videos, illustrations, and photos that connect your training to real-world dive experiences.
They make learning engaging, interactive, and fun – all in one package, without hidden costs or extra fees.
Once you are registered for your course you will receive a email from DiveSSI this is your access to sign into your profile follow the prompts
Do I need a medical to dive?
The purpose the SSI Medical Questionnaire is to find out if you should be examined by your doctor before participating in recreational diver training.
A positive response to a question does not necessarily disqualify you from diving.
A positive response means that there is a pre-existing condition that may affect your safety while diving and you must seek the advice of your physician prior to engaging in dive activities.
What dive equipment will I need for my course?
Aotearoa Dive provide all standard diver equipment for all our training programs, this includes mask, snorkel, fins, 7mm wetsuit, hood, boots, buoyancy compensator (wing style), regulators, computer, gauge, compass, whistle and surface marker buoy.
We do recommend you purchase your own fins, mask and snorkel as these personal items will guarantee comfort and fit. We offer special rates to all our students so you can save money when you train with us. If you would like to purchase dive equipment check out our online store by CLICKING HERE.
How can I access my E-certification cards on the SSI app
Check out this video so you know where to find your diver certification card on the SSI app.
Verify your dives
This is one of the more frequently asked questions we get. So here's how to verify you're dives!
Im scared of sharks!
Unfortunately global shark numbers are massively declining mainly due to cruel shark finning practices, your very unlikely to see one in the ocean and as for our fresh water sharks, well they are just super friendly and cute !
