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As a blossoming, dynamic recreation, diving supports a growing industry, and opportunities for trained professionals abound -- from instructor/sales positions with retail dive centres to DiveMaster/instructor roles in the world's most exotic dive destinations. No matter what dive industry career you choose, the PADI Instructor credential is your best ticket to success. The overwhelming majority of dive operations throughout the world teach PADI courses, so it's only natural that PADI Instructors enjoy the most demand. As a professional dive educator, you'll want the highest level of training and support, and the widest array of educational materials -- these only PADI can provide.
PADI DiveMasterTo begin reaching for a career in diving, either full or part-time, attaining the PADI DiveMaster rating is your first step along the professional pathway. After you have become a certified Advanced Open Water Diver and Rescue Diver, you've reached a skill level that makes PADI DiveMaster training available. Working closely with a PADI Instructor, you'll expand your diving theory and knowledge to the professional level. Then, in an especially fulfilling aspect of the course, you'll learn PADI's carefully designed techniques for supervising diving activities and assisting divers with training.
The first step on the professional career path.If your love of diving interests you in making it a career, the PADI DiveMaster course gets you started. Designed to develop your leadership abilities and expand your diving knowledge to a professional level. Whether or not you're on a career path, the DiveMaster course can expand your capabilities and make you a better diver. The PADI DiveMaster Manual covers the Role of the DiveMaster, Dive Planning, Dive Management and Control, and the procedures you'll use when supervising divers in a variety of activities and environments. Programme Description
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