The Dive Guide / Divemaster course is a professional level program that equips you with the skills to lead certified divers and assist in dive training.
 

• Academic Sessions:

  • Role of a Dive Guide: Learn about the responsibilities, including legal and safety aspects, stress management, and effective group leadership.

  • Dive Briefings and Site Evaluations: Understand how to give comprehensive dive briefings and conduct site evaluations.

• Practical Application:

  • Leading Dives: Gain experience in leading certified divers in various environments and conditions.

  • Assisting Instructors: Learn to assist instructors during entry-level and continuing education courses.

• Requirements for Certification:

  • Specialty Skills: Show proficiency in deep diving, navigation, and night & limited visibility dives.

• Active Status Privileges:

  • Dive Guide: As a certified Dive Guide, you can lead recreational dives and train, monitor, and certify in the SSI Snorkelling Program.

  • Divemaster: As a Divemaster, you can act as a certified assistant in all recreational diving programs, assist in open water training dives and Qualify as a Training Specialist for the Ecology Specialty programs.

• Continued Professional Development:

  • Instructor Training: After becoming a Dive Guide, you can continue your career by attending an Instructor Training Course (ITC) to qualify as an Open Water Instructor.

This course is the first step towards a professional diving career, offering exciting opportunities to work in the dive industry and share your passion for the underwater world.