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RAID Launches Korean Website and Associated Training Modules

RAID logo 2RAID International has announced the launch of their Korean Regional Office under the leadership of Kim Dong Hyuk (Thomas to his English speaking friends). Also the CEO of SDD International, Kim has launched the Korean Dive RAID website along with associated online diver training for Korean speaking divers.

Kim said: “I’ve been looking for a strong tool that is able to help Koreans to easily get into and stay in diving. RAID’s fully online diver training program is that perfect diver training tool with over 60 programs in English already online and many more coming. Our Korean RAID Regional Office is making a big start on bringing the Korean website online with all the core programs available as soon as possible and with much more from us to follow. Our main aim is for Koreans, interested in diving, to be able to access RAID online theory courses according to their current level of diver training and be able to easily check out what they need to do next to continue with their diver training. Our RAID Korean Regional Office also covers Saipan and Palau where Koreans commonly holiday along with other areas in the Pacific and they will now be able to access diver training in their own language at RAID resorts just about anywhere. Of course and although it may be sometime into the future, when we can bring North Korea online, we will be ready for that day too.”

RAID International CEO Jim Holliday said: “RAID is undisputedly the fastest growing diver training agency in the world and is putting up training programs at a rate of almost one new language per week at the moment. This is no arrogant boast. Last week we launched our Dutch website along with associated training programs, the week before it was Spanish and now Korean, and we are hoping to launch our French site by months end. We also have several other languages already in various stages of development to service the growing demand for RAID programs especially in the European, Asian and Middle East markets.”

To learn more contact your local RAID Regional Office or find all the information you need on all RAID programs at www.diveraid.com and freediving at www.freedivingraid.com. You can visit RAID’s Facebook page here.

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