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Protecting the Gili Island Reefs

Oceans 5 is protecting the reefs. Every week Oceans 5 dive resort organizes a free reef clean up in the harbor of Gili Air, Indonesia. A lot of people are asking us, why is our dive shop doing this and why is it so important to make awareness about the coral? So why are coral reefs so important? Coral reefs are some of the most diverse and valuable ecosystems on Earth. Coral reefs support more species per unit area than any other marine environment, including about 4,000 species of fish, 800 species of hard corals and hundreds of other species. Scientists estimate that there may be another 1 to 8 million undiscovered species of organisms living in and around reefs (Reaka-Kudla, 1997). This biodiversity is considered key to finding new medicines for the 21st century. Many drugs are now being developed from coral reef animals and plants as possible cures for cancer, arthritis, human bacterial infections, viruses, and other diseases. Storehouses of immense biological wealth,...

Free PADI Open Water Diver Course Workshop Gili Islands

Free PADI Open Water Diver Course workshop, Gili Islands PADI unveiled the latest evolution of their popular PADI Open Water Diver course at the 2013 DEMA Show. The revisions include changes to knowledge development, confined water and open water training, as well as new media training materials such as the highly anticipated PADI Open Water Diver Touch, a tablet app. The PADI Open Water course was built on a solid instructional foundation, and it is probably the most popular global entry-level diving course. However content updates were due, as well as opportunities for superior student-centered learning and confidence-building through refinements to in-water training. The revisions grew from comments and suggestions gathered from the entire PADI family, from the top five percent of PADI Members internationally (those who certify the most divers), from those conducting beta trials, from evaluation of diver incident reports, and from 13,700 surveys of new Op...

PADI Instructor Course for Indonesians

IDC for Indonesians Are you an Indonesian Divemaster and you want to become a PADI Dive Instructor ? Oceans 5 is the place to be! Oceans 5 is supporting the local economy in different ways. First of all Oceans 5 employs mostly people from the island where she is located, Gili Air. Second Oceans 5 educates Indonesian persons how to become a diver and/or even how to become a dive instructor. During the 4 years Oceans 5 opened her doors, Oceans 5 certified more than 100 local people as PADI Open Water diver or higher. Most of the locals are still working for Oceans 5. Oceans 5 give the locals the opportunity to become a dive instructor. This for most of the Indonesians more than a dream. The costs for all the education is to high, so mostly the Indonesians cant afford it. Oceans 5 offers Free instructor courses for Indonesian Divemasters who want to work for Oceans 5. For all the other Oceans 5 offers a special Indonesian package deal: For ONLY Euro600 you wi...

Become an Eco Warrior

Become an Eco Warrior at dive resort Oceans 5. Oceans 5 is taking care of the environment. Every week Oceans 5 organizes a Reef and Beach clean up. The clean up will be in the front of Oceans 5, the harbor. The harbor is a perfect place for a clean up. Every day a lot of fast boats are arriving and leaving Gili Air. A lot of tourists are leaving their plastic bottles at the tables or drop them even in the ocean. Also the currents take plastic from other places to the harbor where it will sink to the bottom and covers the coral garden. Oceans 5 integrates the clean ups in the PADI Divemaster course. All Divemaster trainees are in charge of the clean up. They have to organize the clean ups, make the team, do briefings, explain how a clean up works, analyze the trash, and taking care of the customers. The clean up is free and everyone diver as non-divers can join. Another program Oceans 5 has to offer is the Reef Check Eco diver course. If you like to participat...

Instructor Course how to learn to teach diving for disableds

DDI Instructor Course at the Gili Islands Dive resort Oceans 5 will organize 11-12 September 2014 a DDI Instructor course. Disabled Divers International (DDI) is a non-profit organization, with the aim to promote, develop and conduct disabled scuba diving training programs for professional and non-professional students. Since its introduction in 2010, DDI has gathered extensive support and recognition within the diving industry and conducted both professional and non-professional programs all around the world. All board members are volunteers, dedicated to promoting and developing disabled scuba diving internationally. DDI programs are designed to work in cooperation with existing scuba diving training organizations and their training programs. DDI programs adds a new layer on top of the existing diver training, allowing individuals who would have difficulties fulfilling all requirements and standards to experience diving safely with modifications and enhancements to their trai...

Divemaster Internships Gili Islands

Divemaster Internships Gili Islands Since 2011 Oceans 5 dive resort Gili Air have been providing PADI Professional level training from Divemaster to Instructor rating. During this time we have developed an international reputation as the premier dive company in the Gili Islands, Indonesia. You can expect the highest levels of quality, professionalism and value available in diver education. Combined with our purpose built diver training centre and the beautiful marine life of Indonesia you will have the best training environment in which to continue your professional diver education. Your training is conducted around the Gili Islands, Lombok, Indonesia. The Gili Islands are part of the famous Coral Triangle. The Coral Triangle is a marine area located in the western Pacific Ocean. It includes the waters of Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Papua New Guinea, Timor Leste and Solomon Islands. Named for its staggering number of corals (nearly 600 different species of reef-bu...