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Survive the Dive certification programs

Test your dive skills with our two minute test.

Survive the Dive certification programs test and reinforce your safe diving and spearfishing knowledge.

The quiz and exam program is designed to elevate your diver, dive supervisor and dive boat skippering knowledge.

Pass the exam to receive your NZUA-endorsed Survive the Dive certificate - valid for two years.

The program is free to all. and funded by Water Safety NZ.

Try the quiz here: Survivethedive.nzunderwater.org.nz/select-quiz

Jump straight to the exam here: SurvivetheDive.nzunderwater.org.nz/exam-intro

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