Become a PADI Pro

Divemaster & Dive instructor Training
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To become a dive professional through PADI, you can follow a structured pathway known as the PADI Pro level structure. It includes certifications from Divemaster to Open Water Scuba Instructor, Specialty Instructor, Master Scuba Diver Trainer, Master Instructor, and Course Director. Each level builds upon the previous one, providing more teaching opportunities and responsibilities as you gain experience and expertise. Train with stand-alone courses or via a Diving Internship.

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➜ How Do I Become a Divemaster in 2024
➜ How To Become a Dive Instructor in 2024

Deciding whether to become a Divemaster or Instructor depends on your career goals and interests. Becoming a Divemaster focuses on assisting and guiding divers, while becoming an Instructor involves teaching and certifying students. Consider your aspirations and preferences to make the right choice.

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➜ PADI Divemaster Course
➜ PADI IDC Dive Instructor Course

The PADI Instructor Development Course (IDC) is widely regarded as one of the best options for becoming a dive instructor. PADI is the world’s leading scuba diving training organization, known for its comprehensive and standardized training programs. The IDC offers a well-structured curriculum, experienced instructors, and global recognition, providing aspiring instructors with the necessary knowledge, skills, and confidence to teach scuba diving safely and effectively. PADI IDC focuses on practical training, theoretical knowledge, and hands-on teaching experience, preparing individuals for a successful career as a dive instructor.

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The duration of the PADI Instructor Development Course (IDC) With our Pro Dive Academy is 12 days. The course covers dive theory, teaching techniques, safety protocols, and practical skills to ensure candidates are well-prepared to become dive instructors.

Becoming a dive instructor can vary in duration, ranging from a few weeks to years based on your experience level. The shortest timeframe to go from a novice diver to a dive instructor is six months, which you can cover in a Malta IDC Diving Internship with us.

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To start the Divemaster course, you need a minimum of 40 dives, and 60 dives for certification. It takes approximately six weeks to six months to complete the course or Diving Internship and earn certification.

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➜ Guide To The PADI Divemaster Certification Process
➜ How Do I Become a Divemaster in 2024

Yes, once you successfully complete your Dive Instructor course, you will be eligible to teach scuba diving and certify students in various PADI courses. Passing the course demonstrates that you have acquired the necessary knowledge, skills, and teaching abilities to conduct dive training in a safe and effective manner

Choose Malta for your Dive Instructor course for excellent training, diverse dive sites, and global recognition. Experience the rich underwater landscapes, join a vibrant diving community, and explore Malta’s cultural attractions.

The PADI IDC courses in Malta tend to run in the 2 weeks leading up to the PADI IE (Instructor Exams) and these usually happen 3-4 times per year. Please See The PADI IE Schedules or contact us for more information