Polis Diving Centre BS-AC Courses
BSAC stands for British Sub Aqua Club, the world's biggest diving club. The BSAC is one of the most respected diving organisations in the world with a reputation for the excellence of its diver training programme.
Formed in 1953 to promote underwater sport, exploration, science and safety to the highest standards, it quickly became a significant force in sports diving and by the end of 1954 it had been recognised in Britain as the governing body for the new sport of underwater swimming, a responsibility which it still retains.
The growth of the British Sub Aqua Club has been phenomenal, and in 1976 it responded to a growing demand for commercial training of sports divers by establishing the BSAC School system. BSAC Schools are independent businesses which are authorised to train and award a number of BSAC diving qualifications. There are currently over 200 BSAC Schools world-wide. Today The BSAC has some 45,000 members which makes it the largest single diving Club in the world.