About BSAC 434 - Bracknell Sub Aqua Club

a diver feeds the fish What’s BSAC?
BSAC stands for British Sub Aqua Club. It was formed to promote underwater sport, exploration, science and safety to the highest standards.

BSAC is a Company Limited by Guarantee and as such cannot distribute a profit to its shareholders, the Members (including Officers and Council Members). This means the net results of all BSAC activities are constantly ploughed back into further development of the sport to the benefit of all divers.

BSAC is the largest voluntary organization for divers in the United Kingdom and one of the most respected diving organisations in the world with a reputation for the excellence of its diver training programme.

BSAC is based on a countrywide network of branches

and a national committee elected annually runs it. It provides a nation-wide coaching scheme divided into separate regions.

fish Each region organises training courses in specific skills e.g. oxygen administration, boat handling and underwater photography. It also produces books and information and provides a national voice for its members.

Each branch is a self-contained club whose members all belong to BSAC. Branches provide training and diving for its members which is carried out in accordance with regulations laid down by BSAC.