PADI Divemaster Course

Description

The PADI Divemaster course is the first step toward a professional diving career. It’s an exciting and rewarding course that takes your diving skills and knowledge to the next level, teaching you how to lead dives, assist instructors, and manage diving activities.

---

Why Take the Divemaster Course?

• Leadership: Learn how to guide, supervise, and lead other divers on dives safely.
• Skill development: Sharpen your own diving skills to an instructor level.
• Dive operations: Gain the knowledge and experience needed to run dive operations, assist with dive courses, and supervise dive groups.
• Career opportunities: The Divemaster certification is the first step toward becoming a PADI Instructor or working in the dive industry in roles like Dive Shop Manager, Dive Guide, or Dive Boat Captain.

---

What You’ll Learn:

The Divemaster course is a mix of practical skills, theory, and leadership training. Here’s a breakdown of what’s covered:

• Dive skills development: You’ll work on improving your personal dive skills and perfecting your buoyancy, trim, and control, which is essential for leadership.
• Supervising divers: Learn how to lead dive groups safely, conduct dive briefings, manage divers during dives, and ensure everyone has a great, safe time.
• Assisting instructors: Gain experience in helping with student divers during training, such as assisting in confined water, open water dives, and helping with dive theory lessons.
• Rescue skills: Fine-tune your rescue skills and learn how to manage emergency situations effectively and confidently.
• Dive theory: Master topics like dive planning, dive physics, dive tables, decompression theory, and dive equipment maintenance.
• Dive operations: Learn about managing dive operations, dive shops, and coordinating activities like dive trips or equipment rental.
• Internship: Many Divemaster courses include an internship, where you’ll work alongside experienced instructors and other Divemasters to gain real-world experience.

---

Course Structure:

• Theory: There are online learning modules, classroom sessions, and discussions to cover all the theory needed to be a Divemaster.
• Practical skills and scenarios: You will conduct practical sessions such as dive briefings, assisting with students, conducting skills practice, leading dives, and managing diving emergencies.
• Final evaluations: Your skills and leadership abilities will be evaluated through practical exercises and theoretical exams.

The Divemaster course can take anywhere from 2 weeks to several months to complete, depending on the schedule and pace of the program.

---

Prerequisites:

• PADI Rescue Diver (or equivalent certification from another agency).
• PADI Advanced Open Water Diver (or equivalent certification from another agency).
• Minimum age: 18 years old.
• 40 logged dives to start the course, and 60 logged dives to earn the certification.
• Current CPR and First Aid certification (PADI Emergency First Response or equivalent).

---

Why It’s Worth It:

The PADI Divemaster course is the perfect blend of practical training, dive experience, and leadership skills. It not only allows you to take on more responsibility in diving but opens the door to diving as a career, whether you want to work as an instructor, guide, or manager in the diving industry.

Plus, you’ll gain a deep understanding of diving, improve your dive skills, and get to work with incredible dive teams around the world. It’s also an essential step toward becoming a PADI Instructor if you’re interested in teaching diving professionally.

————————————————————————————————————————————-

PADI Divemaster Course Fee includes both the E-Learning fee ($540) and the instructor fee (800).

First Aid/CPR Certification NOT Included*

Rental Gear NOT Included*

After Purchasing, you should receive an email From PADI including all E-Learning materials within 24-48hrs.

 

Cancellations Must be Made 48hr in Advance to Course Start Date

*E-Learning Non-Refundable*