
Educating divers not just teaching coursesSDI/ TDI and SSI TXR Technical education

Welcome to ScubaDiving.tech We a dedicated technical diving training facility currently based in the Canary Islands, but available worldwide
Testimonial
"Mark is an excellent instructor who pays attention to detail and is full of information on the subject and really likes what he does. I got to try out a couple of different sidemount harnesses he has so I could see the difference between some of the products on the market. I definitely recommend Mark as an instructor."
Paul S.
Tec Sidemount Course

Continue the adventure - where do you want to go next.
Regardless of the level of training you currently have and your experience, continuing your diver education is fun.
SSI Recreational
Advanced
Rescue
Master Scuca Diver
Divemaster
Emergency Oxygen Provider
Project Aware Conservation
Nitrox
Deep
Drysuit
Night
Wreck
Search and recovery
SMB & DSMB
Buoyancy
Navigation
DPV - Scooter
Sidemount
Digital Photography
SSi freediving
SSI Basic Freediving
SSI Level 1 Freediving
SSI Level 2 Freediving
SSI Technical Extended Range
Intro to Tech
Advanced Nitrox
Extended range
Normoxic Trimix
Hypoxic sidemount
XR Sidemount
TDI Instructor development
Intro To Tech
Nitrox
Adv Nitrox
Deco Procedires
Extended |Range
Normoxic trimix
TDI SIdemount
JJ CCR Rebreather MOD1 helotrox Mod2
Become a Scuba Instructor

Want longer under water but not trained in decompression procedures? Then this is the course for you.
Intro to Tech
Our bispoke Intro to Tech course is a 2 day course which focuses on delivering a technical foundation tailored to you.
Course content covers
Equipment, choices and selection
configuration and setup
Dive & Gas planninG
Skill development - Buoyancy and trim, propulsion techniques, in-water skills
3 dives
Technical twinset, wing and regulators can be provided if required, but bring your normal dive equipment and dive suit.

I learnt to dive in 1989 in Sharm el Sheikh at a time when Sharm had 2 hotels and a campsite; the Thistlegorm wreck lay hidden away since Jacque Cousteau had found it waiting for re-discovery in 1991 and being on the only dive boat at Ras Mohammed was a truly magical experience.