
open water scuba instructor
Gain the skills to be able to teach the divers of the future
Prerequisites:
– Minimum age 18
– Certified SDI Advanced Adventure Diver or equivalent; advanced certification must include verifiable experience in deep, navigation, night, and limited visibility specialties
– Certified SDI Rescue Diver or equivalent
– Provide proof of current CPR, first aid and oxygen provider(where local law permits)*
– Provided proof of at least 40 logged dives
*Note: CPR, first aid and Oxygen Provider courses may be combined with the your Divemaster program.
What you get out of this course:
On successful completion of this course, graduates will be able to:
– Assist an active SDI Instructor during approved diving courses provided the activities are similar to the graduate’s prior training
– Supervise and conduct dives for certified divers, provided the activities are similar to the graduate’s prior experience and training
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Course Requirements:
Theory
– Complete all E-learning Modules before any practical lessons start.
– Classroom sessions on (these sessions will either be completed in a classroom or through our online classroom):
- SDI Standards and Procedures
- History of SDI
- Products and Procedures
- Liability and insurance
- Filling out an accident report
- Methods of Instruction
- Successfully Selling Scuba
- Instructor Ethics
- Physics and Physiology of Diving
Land Skills
– To demonstrate quality, all skills listed in the SDI Open water scuba diver course.
– Present a minimum of Two classroom presentations
In-water Skills
-Present a minimum of
a. Two lessons in confined water
b. Two lessons in open water
– Show preparation, planning and control in
a. Dive management
b. Diving activities
– Perform, to demonstration quality, one complete rescue scenario
– Perform a 10 minute survival-float, without the use of swimming aids
– 400 metre swim on the surface, non-stop, any stroke, without the use of swimming aids, in less than 10 minutes; swim goggles permitted
– 800 metre swim with mask, snorkel, and fins non-stop without the use of arms in less than 17 minutes
– Bring a diver, simulating unconsciousness, up from depth, not greater than 6 metres / 20 feet; at the surface swim them 100 metres in less than 4 minutes
– to demonstration quality, all skills listed in the SDI Open Water Scuba Diver Course
– Pool/confined water problem solving Open Water
– In open water candidates must perform, to demonstration quality, all skills listed in the SDI Open Water Scuba Diver Course
– Open water problem solving