PADI Dive Master Course

The PADI Dive Master Course equips passionate divers with the skills and knowledge to lead and supervise diving activities. Expect a comprehensive program that delves deep into dive theory, honing your understanding of dive physics, physiology, and equipment. You'll develop leadership abilities, learning how to effectively manage dive groups and assist instructors in training sessions. Practical skills, like mapping dive sites and conducting dive briefings, are emphasized, alongside enhancing your own diving prowess to near-professional levels. It's a transformative experience that not only prepares you for the responsibilities of guiding others underwater but also fosters a deeper appreciation for the marine environment and the importance of safe diving practices.

Learn To:

Lead guided dives.
Assist with classes.
Give a dive briefing.
Conduct refresher training.

Pre Requisite:

PADI Rescue 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 Orientation and Dive Theory

Introduction to the course, PADI standards, and requirements.
Dive theory sessions covering physics, physiology, equipment, and decompression theory.
Review of the PADI Open Water and Advanced Open Water courses.
Dive equipment maintenance and troubleshooting workshop.

Day 3-4 Dive Skills Development

Skill circuit practice including buoyancy control, mask clearing, and emergency procedures.
Dive planning workshop focusing on depth and time calculations, gas management, and emergency protocols.
Open water dives to practice essential skills under instructor supervision.

Day 5-6: Leadership and Supervision

Classroom sessions on dive leadership, group management, and risk assessment.
Role-playing scenarios to simulate dive emergencies and practice rescue techniques.
Practical exercises in leading dive groups, conducting briefings, and debriefings.

Day 7-8: Environmental Awareness and Project Work

Workshops on marine conservation, local ecosystems, and responsible diving practices.
Dive site mapping exercise, focusing on navigation and site layout.
Group project work, such as organizing a beach cleanup or participating in a reef monitoring program.

Day 9-11: Dive Master Internship

Assisting instructors with teaching Open Water and Advanced Open Water courses.
Guiding certified divers on fun dives.
Shadowing experienced Dive Masters to gain practical experience in dive leadership and supervision.

Day 12-13: Practical Assessments and Review

Review of course materials and preparation for practical assessments.
Practical assessments, including dive leadership, rescue scenarios, and equipment handling.
Final exam to assess knowledge and understanding of dive theory and practical skills.

Day 14: Certification and Conclusion

Certification ceremony marking the completion of the PADI Dive Master course.
Feedback session with instructors to discuss strengths and areas for improvement.
Celebration of achievements and transition into the role of a certified PADI Dive Master.

Throughout the course, students will receive guidance and feedback from experienced instructors, as well as opportunities for self-directed study and reflection to enhance their knowledge and skills in diving leadership and supervision.

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