PADI Speciality

PADI Speciality Courses

PADI Specialty Courses at Splash Dive Center offer an exceptional opportunity for divers to explore specific areas of interest in scuba diving, enhancing both skills and knowledge. Whether you're drawn to night diving, underwater photography, or deep diving, Splash Dive Center provides a comprehensive selection of courses led by experienced instructors. These courses not only deepen your diving acumen but also connect you with like-minded enthusiasts in some of the most stunning underwater environments. At Splash Dive Center, you're not just taking a course; you're joining a community dedicated to safe and responsible diving, where every dive is a step toward mastering the seas.

PADI Wreck Diver teaches divers the necessary skills and knowledge to safely explore and navigate underwater wreck sites while respecting their historical and environmental significance.

PADI Enriched Air course educates divers on the benefits, risks, and procedures associated with using enriched air (nitrox) for recreational diving, allowing them to extend their bottom time by breathing a higher oxygen concentration while diving.

PADI Deep Dive provides divers with the training and techniques necessary to safely plan and execute dives to depths of up to 40 meters (130 feet), expanding their exploration capabilities while emphasizing safety measures and managing potential risks associated with deep diving.

PADI Navigation equips divers with the skills and knowledge to confidently navigate underwater using compasses, natural clues, and dive site maps, enhancing their ability to explore dive sites accurately and safely.

PADI Fish ID enables divers to recognize and identify various fish species underwater, fostering a deeper understanding of marine ecosystems and enhancing the diving experience through informed observation.

PADI Naturalist educates divers on the ecology and behavior of marine life, empowering them to appreciate and protect underwater ecosystems through informed observation and understanding.

PADI Peak Performance Bouyancy teaches divers the skills and techniques needed to achieve precise buoyancy control, enabling them to conserve energy, minimize damage to the underwater environment, and enhance their overall diving experience.

PADI Underwater Photography provides divers with the knowledge and skills to capture stunning images of marine life and underwater environments, enhancing their diving experience while promoting awareness and appreciation of the underwater world.

PADI Underwater Videography equips divers with the skills and techniques to create compelling underwater videos, allowing them to capture and share the beauty of the underwater world while promoting conservation and awareness.

PADI Boat educates divers on safe practices and procedures for diving from boats, enhancing their ability to navigate and enjoy dive sites accessed by boat while emphasizing boat etiquette and safety measures.

PADI Drift teaches divers the necessary skills and techniques to safely navigate and enjoy drift dives, allowing them to explore underwater environments where currents carry them along, while emphasizing proper planning and safety protocols.

PADI Multilevel provides divers with the knowledge and skills to plan and execute dives using multilevel dive profiles, maximizing bottom time and allowing for more efficient exploration of dive sites with varying depths.

PADI Night Dive teaches divers the techniques and safety protocols necessary to explore and navigate underwater environments at night, allowing them to witness nocturnal marine life behaviors and experience the unique atmosphere of nighttime diving.

Pre Requisite:

PADI Dive Master Diver.
EFR Certified.
14 days of class.
40 logged dives.
Medically evaluated and cleared for diving by a physician within 12 months.

What To Expect

Day 1-2: Preparatory Work and Orientation

Introduction to the IDC, PADI standards, and requirements for becoming a PADI Instructor.
Orientation to the course schedule, materials, and expectations.
Review of dive theory and skill demonstrations to ensure readiness for instructor-level training.

Day 3-4: Dive Theory and Knowledge Development

In-depth review of dive theory topics including physics, physiology, equipment, and decompression theory.
Practical application of teaching techniques and classroom management strategies.
Development of presentations for teaching the PADI Open Water Diver course.

Day 5-6: Confined Water Skills and Teaching Practice

Skill circuit practice and demonstration in confined water, focusing on teaching techniques and student management.
Practice teaching confined water skills under the guidance of instructor trainers.
Evaluation and feedback on teaching performance, with emphasis on effective communication and demonstration skills.

Day 7-8: Open Water Teaching and Rescue Skills

Open water teaching presentations for the PADI Open Water Diver course, emphasizing safety, student control, and skill mastery.
Rescue skills workshop focusing on effective management of dive emergencies and student supervision.
Practice scenarios to simulate real-life rescue situations and emergency response.

Day 9-10: Continuing Education and Specialty Instructor Training

Workshops on specialty courses and continuing education programs offered by PADI.
Introduction to specialty instructor training and teaching techniques for various specialty courses.
Practice teaching specialty course skills and conducting knowledge development sessions.

Day 11-12: Business of Diving and Dive Industry Overview

Sessions on the business aspects of diving instruction, including marketing, sales, and customer service.
Overview of the dive industry, career opportunities, and professional development options.
Practical exercises and role-playing scenarios to simulate real-world business situations.
Review of course materials and preparation for the PADI Instructor Examination (IE).
Mock IE scenarios and practice exams to assess readiness for evaluation.
Final evaluation by PADI Instructor Examiners during the official IE, leading to certification as a PADI Open Water Scuba Instructor (OWSI).

Throughout the IDC, candidates will receive guidance and feedback from experienced instructor trainers, as well as opportunities for self-directed study and reflection to enhance their teaching skills and knowledge of PADI standards and procedures.