Our Courses
Divemaster
Becoming a PADI Divemaster trains experienced scuba divers to become leaders and mentors to others. It is the first professional level in the PADI system of diver education and is a prerequisite for other PADI professional level training. As a PADI Divemaster, you'll be able to assist scuba instructors in teaching students, lead certified divers on guided dives, and conduct various dive-related activities. Essentially, you'll be a scuba diving professional with a high level of skill and knowledge in diving.
IDC Staff
A PADI IDC Staff (Instructor Development Course Staff) is a scuba diving professional who has completed advanced training and certification with a PADI Course Director. IDC Staff members assist in the training and evaluation of future PADI Instructors during the Instructor Development Course (IDC).
Becoming a PADI IDC Staff member can offer many benefits, including the opportunity to work closely with and mentor aspiring scuba diving professionals, to expand your knowledge and skills as an instructor, and to potentially increase your earning potential in the scuba diving industry. It can also provide a sense of personal satisfaction and accomplishment in helping others achieve their goals in scuba diving.
Specialty Instructor
A PADI Specialty Instructor is a scuba diving professional who has completed additional training and certification with a PADI Course Director to teach specific scuba diving courses in areas such as deep diving, underwater photography, wreck diving, and more.
Becoming a PADI Specialty Instructor can offer many benefits, including the opportunity to teach courses in areas that interest you, to expand your knowledge and skills in specific diving areas, and to potentially increase your earning potential as an instructor. It can also provide a sense of personal fulfillment and satisfaction in being able to share your passion for scuba diving with others.
Open Water Instructor
A PADI Instructor is a scuba diving professional who has completed extensive training and certification with the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI). PADI Instructors can teach a variety of courses, from beginner scuba diving all the way up to professional-level courses.
Becoming a PADI Instructor can offer many benefits, such as the opportunity to share your love of diving with others, travel to exotic locations, and potentially make a career out of diving. It can also enhance your diving skills and knowledge, as well as provide a sense of accomplishment and personal fulfillment.
The PADI Master Scuba Diver Trainer rating sets you apart as a dive instructor who takes continuing education seriously and is committed to teaching a variety of courses. (Potential employers like this.) Being an MSDT signifies that you've got the experience and certifications to offer all the training a diver needs to become a Master Scuba Diver - the ultimate recreational diver rating.