I recently went diving for the first time during my honeymoon in Belize and wanted to take this opportunity to recommend Protech for the
outstanding instruction I received in their Open Water Certification course.
As a result of their course, I feel that I've had some of the best training available and am wholly confident in my basic diving skills. The fact that I scored 96 on the PADI final written examination is an indicator of the
quality of their course. In addition, because they conduct the confined water
dives in a real environment (as opposed to a pool), the learning experience is that much more enriched. The entire team is both professional and courteous, and they made the entire experience most enjoyable and rewarding. I would recommend Protech, to anyone wishing to become certified, and I plan on taking further diving courses from Protech to advance my certification (and therefore traveling from California to Belize to do so).

There are many good instructors and many poor instructors. Often a new diver can't tell the difference. Not to mention that 96 is kind of a low score.

Tell me this, what did the instuctor do next, when he handed back your written exam?

I'LL STICK AWI PROZAK

So Pedro and Moose- how many dives have you each logged?

GESZZZZ I'D HAVE TO CONTAC 40 ODD YRS OF X-GALFRENZ

Good one, Moose. (I know I shouldn't encourage him, but he really is good.)

ckoCain---- ahhh that wud be ''majestic''

And that would be Kocian.....rhymes with Ocean....though, incredibly, phonetically challenged folks have to be told that.

What does it matter how many dives I have done?