CURRICULUM:
As mentioned earlier the Divemaster course is
composed of three phases: knowledge development,
watermanship & skill assessment and practical
application sessions.
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During the knowledge development phase you will
study aspects of diving knowledge theory, in
detail, and the principles of being a Divemaster.
It's not rocket science and all information is
easily found within the online academics and
various materials.
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During the watermanship and skills assessment
phase the staff will demonstrate the basic
skills, essential to scuba diving. Ultimately
you will be evaluated on the "demonstration
quality" of each skill. You will also
demonstrate general in-water ability, completing
a free-style distance swim, 800 mask, fin &
snorkel swim, 100 yard/meter diver tow, and a 10
minute tread/float, all within acceptable timed
guidelines that we will provide for you, (great
excuses to get in shape). In addition you will
perform equipment exercises, underwater, in the
deep end of the pool (this one's tons of fun).
You'll also learn how to create a map of both
underwater and above water topography at a dive
site and submit an emergency assistance plan,
similar to what you developed in your Rescue
Diver course.
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During the practical application or internship
phase, you will assist with one complete Open Water Diver confined water class & pool
course, one complete Open Water course,
at least one continuing education diving course
(single dive minimum), one Scuba Review program,
one Discover Scuba and a supervisory situation
with certified divers. As you can see the
curriculum section is packed! When finished you
will have earned the coveted, Divemaster
Certification.
Online COURSE FEE:
$399.95
This includes all classroom/pool training and,
Online academics, Divemaster manual. It does not
include: Practical training, processing fee, diving
equipment, transportation, entry fees to open water
sites, lodging and meals.