PADI Pro - Divemaster



 
The PADI Divemaster course is a 14 days class during which qualified Rescue Divers learn the knowledge and skills necessary to make the transition from a recreational diver to the first professional membership level. Instructor level academic knowledge will be developed and tested.

Confined Water Training includes perfecting all standard open water skills which are improved to demonstration quality, rescue skills, equipment exchange (problem solving) and watermanship and stamina are evaluated.



 

Course Objective


 

Dives typically include: deep, wreck, drift,reef, navigation, underwater mapping, and dive leader exercises which will develop the candidates' skills in dive planning, leadership and proper response to common underwater problems.


 

Functioning as an instructional assistant is also covered in the pool and the ocean. Upon successful completion of the course, the student is certified as a PADI Divemaster and qualifies for attendance to the PADI ROS program and the PADI Instructor Development Course (IDC) - leading to eventual certification as a PADI Open Water Scuba Instructor.


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Academic Topics & Skills

Hours

Role & Characteristics of a PADI Divemaster

1.30

Supervising General Diving Activities (2 Parts)

3.30

Assisting with Student Divers in Training

2.00

Dive Theory Introduction

0.30

Physics of Diving

3.00

Physiology of Diving

3.00

Dive Equipment

2.30

Decompression Theory & the RDP

6.00

Divemaster Conducted Programs

1.30

Risk Management

0.30

The Business of Diving

0.30

Your Diving Career

0.30

Administration and Exams

6.00


Confined Water Skills

Hours

Watermanship & Stamina

3.00

Skill Development

7.00

Rescue Techniques Evaluation

2.00

Problem Solving Exercise

1.00

Divemaster's Role in Confined Water Training

1.00

Skin Diver Skills

1.00


Open Water Skills

Hours

Underwater Mapping Project

4.00

Divemaster's Role in Continuing Education

1.00

Leading Certified Divers

10.00

Divemaster's Role in Open Water Training

6.00


Total Clock Hours

66.30



Entry Requirements:

  • PADI Rescue Diver or or qualifying certification from another training organization

  • First Aid and CPR training within 24 months
    (PADI Emergency First Responder certification recommended)

  • A minimum of 20 logged dives

  • PADI Diving Medical examination signed by a physician stating fitness to dive and dated within previous 12 months

  • Minimum Age:

    18 years

    Completion Requirement:

    Proof of 60 logged dives, including night, deep and navigational dives

    Certification:

    Divemaster Application Fee - On request

    Numbers of Dives:

    5 boat & 5 beach dives


    Unlike all PADI Divemaster courses that require only 6 dives, the SCUBA NERJA enhanced program includes 5 boat dives and 5 beach dives !


    PADI Pro Courses FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions



     
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