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Bjorn Vang Jensen wrote:
> I don't think it's even quite as simple as that, Lee. Meeting standards is
> only part of the picture, the other part being the quite different
> approaches and materials that agencies use. Typically, materials and
manuals
> form part of an integrated dive training solution, and without a proper
> understanding of how that package is to be taught, the best credentials
from
> another agency will not do any good.
While that's kind of what I meant by minor issues, I see from your statement
that they might not be so minor. My ability to compare is limited to one
NAUI course, one PADI course and one SSI course. I took the first and sat
in on the other two. I did not notice significant differences in
presentations of diving related material, but do not claim that differences
were not there. I was understandably focused on the material rather than
the method. I bow to your better knowledge of the instructor side of the
issue.
Lee
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