STC SCUBA Diving Unit

STC SCUBA Diving Unit Founded October 06, 1993 with a Vision to produce "Safe, Competent SCUBA Divers for the future", is n The S. Rebranded in Feb 2015 as The S. Open to all!!

Thomas’ College Sub-Aqua Club (STCSAC) was the brainchild of two old boy diving enthusiasts Mr Srilal Perera and Mr Udaya Gunasekera to function as a satellite scuba diving club of the Sri Lanka Sub Aqua Club (SLSAC) under the safe hands of its Diving Officer (D.O.) Dr Malik Fernando who imparted to us the strict rules and valued traditions of the British Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC). Our Mission
To be an

environmentally friendly student oriented training organization that concentrates on safe scuba diving and snorkelling activities. Objectives
• To provide comprehensive dive training to its members.
• To inculcate a very strong sense of discipline and leadership.
• Conduct safe, environmentally friendly dives and activities in Sri Lanka.
• Participate in scientific studies that require diving. The club is funded by members, subscriptions and by funds raised by participation in projects and studies. The club owns some diving equipment that is available for hire to members at nominal rates. We are still the only school in Sri Lanka that offers snorkelling and SCUBA diving none competitive sport as an extra circular activity and when inaugurated back in 1993 was the only school in South East Asia. The club has trained many Thomians’ who are now professionals in diving and rank all the way as far up as PADI Master Instructor. Our training standards are very high and our divers are well recognised for their competence and confidence on following the very strict programme. Diving is has been accepted as a very important event in the day to day life of people for investigation underwater/sea and also attract tourists to Sri Lanka to assassinate the beauty under the sea. Life saving is also an important event which is essential in the present day context. Thomas’ College Scuba Diving Unit (STCSDU) continues to be a diving entity for both the adventurous and underwater scientist. For those interested;
Training Every Saturday. Time: 16.00 to 18:00 hours
Venue: College Pool
Contact Diving Officer: Yohan 0777736657

Farewell to Asst. Instructor JasonWe the STCSAC wish to extend our heartfelt wishes to Jason as he sets sail to a new ho...
04/10/2023

Farewell to Asst. Instructor Jason

We the STCSAC wish to extend our heartfelt wishes to Jason as he sets sail to a new horizon.

Volunteer Asst. Instructor since 2019, has given of his best to assist with developing young students to be Safe, Competent Scuba dives for the future.

You will be missed!

Instructing and teaching scuba diving as a volunteer at my alma mater  since 2001 is the most rewarding commitment I hav...
04/09/2022

Instructing and teaching scuba diving as a volunteer at my alma mater since 2001 is the most rewarding commitment I have ever made.

A PADI and BSAC diver, have been asked the question time and again why both?

In its simplest term, scuba theory is the same acros all organisations but how muchis taught and how it is, is what defines a safe, competent diver.

For example PADI may offer better visuals than BSAC, while BSAC delivers a very broad based, in depth body of knowledge.

At the end of the day no matter how good theory maybe, what truly counts is how theory is delivered and by who!

BSAC in my opinion has a teaching structure that is far superior to PADI.

My experience as a student taught by many Instructor's across both organisations and a teacher myself should be valid enough to make such an opinion.

My 1st instructor was a BSAC and PADI instructor who taught us a hybrid programme that produced many divers.

Most of all, it is the BSAC club concept that makes the difference in better improving skills, sharing experiences and just having a good time with buddies.

Wishing you all the best if you decide on taking on scuba. It is an awesome and rewarding sport.

As much as I love Cressi, this module I believe is their biggest failure ever. It came with a cast iron and plastic hous...
08/05/2022

As much as I love Cressi, this module I believe is their biggest failure ever. It came with a cast iron and plastic housing that deteriorates and crumbles over the years.

Address

Mount Lavinia

Opening Hours

16:00 - 18:00

Telephone

+94777736657

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when STC SCUBA Diving Unit posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to STC SCUBA Diving Unit:

Share