PADI Divemaster

Do you want to be a professional? Expand your skills, assist other divers, introduce them to the underwater world you fell in love with and pass on the knowledge and skill you have accumulated; PADI professional ratings allow you to do all this and more, either as a part time occupation or as a new way of life. Career opportunities are wide ranging and varied and your non-diving skills and interests are invaluable. Go on - take the plunge - make your hobby your life!

What do I need to become a PADI professional?

We strongly recommend that you are a Master Scuba Diver as experience of different skills is ideal. You will also need to have done at least 60 dives to qualify as a Divemaster or 100 for Instructor although you can start with less. You will need to have your own equipment so that you are familiar and comfortable with it - don't worry if you haven't got it yet, come and have a chat about what you need.PADI Divemast

This course is run on an internship basis and can be completed in 3 months. You can book online but as this is an internship please take the time to call or email us first so that we can have a chat about scheduling and course structure.

Course Content:

Theory including Physics, Physiology, Decompression Theory and the RDP, Skills and the Environment, Equipment, Divemaster Conducted Programs, Supervising Certified Divers and Assisting with Students.

Demonstrating role model skills for students, stamina tests, problem solving, writing an emergency plan and mapping a dive site.

Candidates assist Instructors on a variety of courses, learn to lead qualified divers, give dive briefings and run Divemaster Conducted Programs.

Throughout the course candidates are scored on their performance and attitude. All areas must be passed before certification. Divemaster's must behave professionally at all times.