Diving and Marine Biology: My Ecotourism Journey to Level 1 in Biological Diving

Since my childhood, marine life has fascinated me. It was at the age of 12 that I took my first steps into the world of scuba diving. Today, as a future level 3 and candidate for the title of professional diver with the upcoming completion of a DEJEPS* (State Diploma of Youth, Popular Education and […]

Since my childhood, marine life has fascinated me. It was at the age of 12 that I took my first steps into the world of scuba diving. Today, as a future level 3 and candidate for the title of professional diver with the upcoming completion of a DEJEPS* (State Diploma of Youth, Popular Education and Sport), I wanted to enrich my training with a level 1 Marine Biologist internship. This internship was a true revelation, bringing me a wealth of new knowledge about the marine world.

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Linking passion, training, and professional project

In my suitcase, I already have a biology degree, along with a scientific eco-guide option in PACA. My professional goal is clear: to merge my two passions, diving and biology, to commit to the preservation and conservation of the marine environment, notably through faunal monitoring. It was at the Pradet Diving Center, nestled on the port of Oursinières, that I discovered the possibility of following the PB1 (Level 1 Marine Biologist) training. This program, combining five theoretical courses and four dives, is offered at a very affordable rate: an opportunity not to be missed!


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