Enough because loads of parents are social distancing doesn’t mean dive college students can’t catch their certification, and the of us at RAID Global absorb method up with a answer.
RAID’s REMOTe-Practising platform has been designed to protect divers and instructors professionally energetic.
With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, RAID has modified its requirements to permit instructors to behavior digital school room sessions in lieu of aged school room sessions, ensuing in certification for quite so a lot of of its applications, including Nitrox, Instruments Core Rebreather Knowledge, Eco Diver and Ecological Non-Diver.
For the Nitrox direction, RAID has developed a particular Digital Analyzer app — on hand on the Google Play Retailer and Apple’s App Retailer — that presents the pupil with the abilities valuable to operate a Nitrox analyzer safely.
RAID instructors can stammer their series of on-line instruments, including Skype, Zoom, GoToMeeting, RingCentral, WhatsApp, and extra. As prolonged as they absorb met all RAID requirements, the ideal stipulations are that college students and instructors will ought to absorb two-manner communication and display-sharing ability.
Don’t demand this original certification manner to head away as soon as COVID-19 is no extra, based mostly on RAID:
“As with all things at RAID, we’re no longer releasing REMOTe-Practising as a virulent disease-most efficient possibility. Rather, this can develop into one other cornerstone of RAID practicing as we circulation ahead, alongside initiatives fancy RAID’s FREe-Discovering out. By combining these, we can all profit by continuing to bring fine practicing in direction of earning certification.”
RAID has furthermore opened REMOTe-Practising to both diver ranges and teacher ranges with their Trainer Crossover Program:
“We’ve designed a see-led review teacher crossover program that can allow instructors wishing to crossover to our agency the flexibility to stop so without reducing the level of quality that is incorporated in all RAID practicing.”
For extra info, hotfoot to diveRAID.com.
