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Your first step into the world of the professional diver. If the dive bug really bites then why not consider assisting others to learn to dive and guide fellow adventurers on pleasure dives. A career in diving is a possibility for the PADI Divemaster and the initial step toward becoming an Instructor. A PADI Divemaster is a rating denoting you as a person who: - - Has a high level of personal diving skills
- Has Instructor level knowledge of diving theory
- Has had significant training in how to assist an Instructor during training activities
- Is able to assume appropriate responsibilities that benefit the welfare of other divers
As a PADI Divemaster you'll be qualified to:
- Organise, conduct and supervise recreational diving activities, both land and boat based
- Assist PADI Instructors in conducting PADI Diver programs
- Aid PADI Instructors both as an instructional assistant and a supervisor of open water diving activities (both as a co-ordinator and as an underwater guide)
- Teach and certify PADI Skin Divers
- Conduct the PADI Scuba Review program for certified divers
- Enrol in PADI Instructor level training
There are two options if you undertake a Divemaster Course with us.
Option 1 – Internship
This option is for those who have the time and dedication to assist in all aspects of running a Dive Centre or in our case an Inland Dive Facility. We are the ideal location for all budding Divemasters to experience being a ‘real’ divemaster in a busy inland centre making you ready to face anything! You will do more diving with us on this course than with almost every other centre. This course on average takes between 3 – 6 months depending on how much time you can give to it. Some of our divemasters have taken 3 years – I think they enjoy it too much!
Course Pre-requisites:
- You must be minimum 18 years of age.
- Have a minimum of 20 logged dives.
- Hold a current HSE Medical.
- Have the Rescue Diver/EFR qualification.
- Must own your own dive equipment including adequate exposure protection (cylinders can be provided).
The Internship Option is £350.
Option 2 - Practical Method
This option is for those who are on a tight schedule. This is the compressed version of the course and takes 3 weeks to complete.
Course Pre-requisites:
- You must be minimum 18 years of age.
- Have a minimum of 20 logged dives.
- Have the Rescue Diver/EFR qualification.
- Must own your own dive equipment including adequate exposure protection (cylinders can be provided).
The Practical Method Option is £495.
SO WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?
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Newsflash
Ok you have completed your PADI Open Water Course, and are wondering what the next step is?
The PADI Advanced Open Water Course takes your newly acquired skills and enhances them. It provides you with an insight into various diving areas that you may wish to take further by taking speciality courses.
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Night diving can be some of the most exhilirating and exciting diving you can experience. Everything looks different in the beam of your torch and new life begins to emerge.
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The TDI Advanced Nitrox Course qualifies divers to use enriched air nitrox from EAN 21 through EAN 100 to a depth of 40 metres/130 feet during dives hat do not require staged decompression.
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The solo diver course will teach you how to safely dive independently of the buddy system. You will learn dive planning, personal limitations and the benefits, hazards and procedures required for solo diving. This is the perfect course for photographers, videographers, those enjoy peace and quiet or have no friends!!
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