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Divemaster Internship

Are you wanting to become a dive professional but wanting to learn in a marine conservation setting?

From 26,000 Philippine pesos
CRCP Siquijor

Service Description

Course overview Becoming a PADI Divemaster is a doorway to a multitude of opportunities for ocean passionate who simply cannot imagine their lives without more and more salty marine experiences. Divemaster is the first level of professional diving and will allow you to pursue a career in diving. During the DM course you will be developing your skills, knowledge and confidence guided by dive instructors who will mentor you into becoming an inspiring dive professional. All along the program you will be introduced to new theory and a wide range of skills you will slowly need to earn proficiency in. From the mechanical side of diving and perfectly understand your gear, as well as the physics and biology aspects of scuba diving. But also understand better how to navigate your environment, plan a dive according to tides, navigate and map a dive site. You’ll learn a lot about safety, your own and others, and practice rescue skills, along with many scenarios to help you understand how to manage a group of divers and keep diving safe and fun. Since Divemaster is the first level of becoming a dive pro, you will also be introduced on how to teach divers. You will learn to master demonstration of skills to a professional level and assist Dive Instructors in teaching PADI dive courses. By the end of your course upon certification, you will be a Padi member and confident dive professional allowed to guide certified divers for fun dives with the assurance that you can navigate and take care of everyone’s safety and only worry about the dive being great. You will also be able to assist Scuba instructor teaching courses, discover scuba diving or teach on your own scuba refreshers. Course pre-requisites - 40 logged dives by the start of the course - Padi Rescue Diver & EFR Training within last 2 years - Signed Medical Clearance Timelines It takes time to become a dive professional and the time you will need also varies depending on your profile, previous dive experience and learning speed. How long you want to stay and spend on doing your divemaster training depends on yourself and how much you’d want to get out of your training – taking longer will make you better of course. Our minimum stay is 8 weeks for divers that already fit the pre-requisites (week-ends off). If you have the time to stay longer after your DM to gain experience, we welcome & discount stays up to 24 weeks if you would like to volunteer your skills for CRCP. Contact us !


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