The STARS net-diver school diving license course utilizes the internet for the study portion, or self-study, and for testing, or final check.
After completion, you proceed to a partner dive shop where, with an instructor, you practice ocean skills.

Here we introduce the manuals to the three courses – Snorkel Diver, Skin Diver, and Introductory Diver.

We conduct the academic training (Self-Training) and the academic examination (Final Check) via the Internet. After passing the Final Check, you will obtain your diving license by completing the open water training (Practical Training) together with an instructor.

The underwater world is full of surprises. You can play with colorful fish, explore magnificent underwater landscapes, search for hidden treasures, and experience countless unforgettable moments. To enjoy this inspiring underwater world safely, you need a diving license called a C-card. This course is designed to help you obtain your diving license.

After completing the Tourist Diver Course, take the next step by enrolling in the Open Water Diver Course and aim to become a fully qualified diver.

If you have completed the Open Water Course, take the next step with the Advanced Open Water Diver Course and master new ways to enjoy diving underwater.

If you discover a type of diving you enjoy even more during the Advanced Open Water Diver Course, gain further experience in a Specialty Course and become a specialist.

In the Master Scuba Diver Course, you earn five Specialty certifications. Divers who become specialists in five different types of diving are recognized as Master Scuba Divers—the highest recreational diver rating

After completing the Master Scuba Diver Course and reaching the highest level of recreational diving, take the next step by joining the Dive Professional Course to begin working as an instructor’s assistant. In this course, you will master the skills and gain the experience necessary to lead fun dives..

After completing the Dive Professional Course and reaching the starting line as an instructor, master the teaching methods for beginner-level diving courses and safety management techniques, and become an Open Water Instructor.