The way the world Learns to Dive
Professional development beyond
regular scuba instructor training
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The way the world Learns to Dive |
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Professional development beyond regular scuba instructor training |
| Your journey into leadership
starts with the PADI Divemaster course. You’ll practice supervising
diving activities and assisting with students in training as well as improving
your knowledge and skills to a Professional level.
PADI Divemasters can work as dive guides on dive boats and at resort locations. Assist PADI Instructors with diver training, lead PADI Scuba divers on guided tours and conduct PADI Discover Scuba Diving, Discover Local Diving and Scuba Review programs. The PADI Dive Master rating denotes an individual who has exemplary diving skills and role model behaviour, solid rescue skills, professional knowledge of dive theory, dive management and supervision abilities, and competence as an Instructors assistant. The course is very intensive but on a very flexible schedule and is dependent on how much time you can devote to the course. Divemaster candidates will work closely with and become part of our dive team on at least two full PADI Open Water courses, one PADI Advanced Open Water course, one PADI Rescue course plus optional sessions including Specialty courses, working within our dive store, compressor operations and maintenance, and organising dive trips. Please note: GO-Dive trains Divemasters to work in the dive Industry, we do not train people who just want the card. If you do not want to get involved in diver training / the dive Industry consider the Master Scuba Diver Rating this is the highest non-professional qualification within the PADI system. Go-Dive Price (Internship): £299 |
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