Scuba Diving Courses in Cardiff, Swansea and South Wales.

PADI Dive Master / Assistant Instructor.

Our professional dive training runs continuously. With this certificate you can find employment as a diving professional ANYWHERE in the world.

Take the first step in your dive career and become a PADI Divemaster. Working closely with a PADI Instructor, you'll expand your dive knowledge and hone your skills as you become a dive professional. PADI Divemaster training develops your leadership abilities by training you to supervise dive activities and assist instructors with student divers.

The Assistant Instructor course forms the first part of the full Instructor Development Course (IDC). Upon successful completion of the course you can conduct knowledge development presentations, evaluate Open Water Diver surface skills, teach the Peak Performance Buoyancy and Project AWARE Specialty courses.

The Professional Divemaster/A.I. Course consists of:-

• Comprehensive Instructor Knowledge
• Watermanship and diving skills
• Operational Dive Centre and Instructor Assistants
• Dive planning and procedures

The duration of this course will depend totally on the ability of the diver
You will be provided with:-

• The most comprehensive Instructor development training course in the world
• Full and immediate capability to become a professional diving instructor

Your Divemaster/A.I. Certification will allow you to:-

• Find employment as a diving professional ANYWHERE in the world.
• Join the PADI professional placement listings to seek employment
• Professionally use your qualification to implement into your University education (especially Marine Department Students)
• Be put forward for Instructor development training and professional Instructor certification.
• Be seen as one of the highest qualified divers in the world.

Please contact us on Cardiff
029 2030 3545 
Porthcawl - 01656 783310
or Swansea - 0870 2424886
for any further information.

Give us a call today to find out more - you know you want to.

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