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PADI
Divemaster Class
Sua Sponte(of their own accord) and Welcome
to Divemaster Training!
As a PADI Divemaster, you will learn to act as a professional
dive guide leading divers to new and exciting dive destinations and act as an instructional
assistant to a PADI Instructor.
In other
words, you can live in exotic locations and be paid to dive!
If you
have any questions, or would like to sign-up, stop by or
call us. See you "Down Under"!
Training
Fees The PADI Divemaster total training fee is $499.
Prerequisites In order to become a PADI Divemaster you must first already
be a PADI Advanced Diver (or equivalent) and a PADI Rescue
Diver (or equivalent). You must be 18 years old and be certified
in CPR and First Aid. You must also have logged at least
20 dives to begin the program.
Class
Schedule The PADI Divemaster class has three phases
of training: Watermanship, Academics, and Internship. Since
program schedules differ from instructor to instructor,
your training schedule will also vary. Your PADI Instructor
will outline your training schedule in detail.
What
You Will Need To Buy You will need the PADI Divemaster
Manual, Diving Knowledge Workbook, and The Encyclopedia
of Recreational Diving. Your Instructor will inform you
of any other books and other materials you may need. You
will need your own personal snorkeling gear (which includes
masks, snorkel, fins, boots, gloves, PADI dive table or
wheel, whistle, and a timing device).
What
You May Rent You may rent the rest of your scuba diving
equipment from our rental department.
A Sample Training
Outline May Look Something Like This:
MODULE
ONE: Watermanship and Skill Assessment
1.
Watermanship and Stamina
Exercise 1: 400 yard swim
Exercise 2: 15 minute tread
Exercise 3: 800 yard snorkel swim
Exercise 4: 100 yard inert diver tow
2.
Diver Rescue Skills Assessment
Exercise: Simulated Rescue of an Unconscious Diver
3.
General Diving Skills
Exercise: The Skill Evaluation Circuit (20 skills)
MODULE
TWO: Knowledge Development (Academics)
1. The
PADI Divemaster Academics:
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The
Role and Characteristics of a PADI Divemaster |
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Supervising
General Diving Activities * |
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Assisting
With Student Divers in Training * |
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Dive
Theory Introduction |
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Dive
Skills and the Environment * |
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The
Physics of Diving * |
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The
Physiology of Diving * |
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Dive
Equipment * |
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Decompression
Theory and the Recreational Dive Planner * |
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Divemaster
Conducted Programs * |
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The
Business of Diving |
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Your
Diving Career |
* Includes
a Written Exam
2. Emergency
Assistance Plan
MODULE
Three: Practical Application
1. The
Underwater Map
2.
Problem Solving Assessment - The Equipment Exchange
3. Divemaster Conducted Programs
4. Internship:
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Open
Water Class (Classroom) |
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Confined
Water Training Sessions (Pool) |
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Open
Water Training Sessions (Ocean) |
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