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Every Dive Makes You a Better Diver
Qualifying as an Open Water Diver is only the beginning. Whether you want to explore deeper wrecks, stay warmer in UK waters, improve your buoyancy or simply become a safer and more capable diver, there's a PADI course designed to help you achieve your goals.
At Wiltshire Scuba, we’ll help you build your skills at your own pace through practical, enjoyable training delivered by experienced PADI Professionals.
Build Your Confidence
Perfect for divers looking to strengthen the skills they'll use on almost every dive.
Peak Performance Buoyancy
Master buoyancy control and become a smoother, more relaxed diver.
Underwater Navigator
Learn to navigate confidently using natural references and a compass.
Rescue Diver
Develop the awareness and confidence to prevent and manage diving emergencies.
Advanced Open Water Diver
Build experience across five adventure dives and take your training further.
Perfect for UK Divers
The UK's diving is some of the best in the world, and these courses help you enjoy it throughout the year.
Wreck Diver
Discover fascinating wrecks while learning responsible exploration techniques.
Make the Most of Every Dive
Enriched Air (Nitrox)
Learn to dive safely with enriched air and extend your no-stop limits on many dives.
Practical Specialty Skills
Search and Recovery Diver
Learn structured underwater search techniques and recovery procedures.
Equipment Specialist
Understand your scuba equipment, routine care and basic maintenance.
DSMB Diver
Develop confident delayed surface marker buoy deployment — an invaluable skill for UK diving.
Your Journey Doesn’t End Here
Many divers who continue developing their skills eventually progress towards professional training: Divemaster, Emergency First Response Instructor, Assistant Instructor and the Instructor Development Course. If becoming a dive professional is one of your ambitions, we’ll be delighted to help you get there.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which course should I take after Open Water?
There isn't a single correct answer. Many divers choose Advanced Open Water first, while others complete Dry Suit Diver, Peak Performance Buoyancy or Nitrox depending on their interests. We'll happily help you decide.
Do I need my own equipment?
Equipment provision varies by course. Current equipment requirements and inclusions are shown within the relevant booking page.
Can I complete more than one course together?
Yes. Many specialty courses work extremely well together, and where scheduling allows we're happy to discuss combining courses.
Are these courses suitable for UK diving?
Absolutely. Many of these specialties have been chosen specifically because they're highly relevant to divers exploring the UK's excellent inland and coastal dive sites.