The second sucessfull Webinar on the use of EVE

Today ISSYS and PADI Nordic made the second successful seminar on the web (Webinar).

Ian Sykes at ISSYS (creators of EVE) explained the basics and some new tricks to attract old and new customers to keep them diving.

The discussion on how to effective use EVE as a "power tool" to keep track of customers will continue.

Six PADI DC from, Finland, Sweden and Norway attended the webinar.

If you as a PADI Dive Center missed this golden opportunity, please make a mark in your calender for June 25 for the next session.

Join the Monthly EVE Webinars
IRRA members make a note in your diary for the first PADI Nordic/PIL EVE User Group Webinar.
When: Thursday 25th June Time: 16.00 – 17.30 UK time

Simply register by sending an email to eve@padi.co.uk.
The webinars will be a monthly event for EVE users and anyone thinking about becoming an EVE user. During the webinars you’ll find out how and why PADI partners with EVE, and also great tips and advice on how to get the best out of the system.




Or send an e-mail to:


mox.moberg@padi.se


To get a invitation

Opening hours during the "Midsummer Weekend"

Due to Midsummer holiday extended weekend in Sweden, PADI Nordic office will close at 13:00 June 18. The office is opening again on Monday June 22.

"Midsummer evening" is an old Swedish tradition when all Swedes are jumping around a pagan pole covered in leaves and flowers, singing about the "small frogs" and demonstrating frog-leaps, of course we all are dressed up in traditional clothing.

I even heard rumours about some people drinking distilled and refined distillates from potato's and other crops, and the females are putting seven different types of flowers underneath the pillow, to dream about the future PADI Diving Instructor they will marry,but it may only be just rumors.

Dive center visits in Norway

Sometimes we are very fortunate to make visits to PADI Dive Centers/Resorts and have the opportunity, not only to meet all fantastic PADI Members, but also to get "wet" and do what we all love to do "GO DIVING".

During the week, Gulen Dykkesenter, just north of Bergen, Norway, hosted a Photo Seminar arranged by Lars Kirkegaard and world famous UW photographer, Alex Mustard.

At the seminar there was of course a lot of opportunities to do fantastic diving and get feedback from the Nordic elite of UW-Photographers.

More about Gulen Dykkesenter.

http://www.gulendykkesenter.no/

Picture left to right: Gulen Dykkesenter owners, Örjan and Monica with a happy guest diver.

Two New National Geographic Dive Center

After many hours with hard work, two new DC are rewarded with the prestigious National Geographic Dive center. AquaSyd, situated on the southern part of Denmark, is the third DC in Denmark. You find more about AquaSyd at: http://www.aquasyd.dk/.

Oxygene Jönköping is the first NG center in Sweden, read more on: http://www.oxygenediving.com/

A NG Diver certification is not just any Diving Certification, as a NG Diver the student are trained in the basics of Exploration, this is the first step to go on and develop skills for more extensive diving.

More about NG Diver: http://www.padi.com/scuba/padi-courses/diver-level-courses/view-all-padi-courses/national-geographic-diver/

If you want to know more about how to become a National Geographic Dive Center, contact:

Mikael Mox Moberg, mox.moberg@padi.se

Picture: Courtesy by DYK Diving Magazine. www.dyk.net

Manager Göran Muntzing at Oxygene Jönköping.