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We’re confident that we can provide a great diving experience no matter what your level of diving certification, and train safe, competent divers.

Besides the recreational dive courses that we offer, DJL Diving has a strong focus towards deep technical diving and wreck exploration.

Scuba Internship Divemaster PADI Koh Tao Thailand
We’re constantly running expeditions, seeking out new sunken wrecks and isolated pinnacles / coral reefs throughout Thailand. [Check out the news section on our site].

Dive Exploration is an important activity here at DJL – with dive expeditions there is always somthing new and exciting to discover. This is important for maintaining a dynamic, evolving environment in the dive shop.

As a Divemaster intern with DJL Diving you have the opportunity to get involved. If you’re looking for excitement & adventure, this is the place!

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With this approach, your Kiwidiver instructor can more easily target specific areas that need attention, rather than wasting your time while they concentrate on other students. As a result you will get more time having fun scuba diving, finishing the course a much better diver.

From backpacker budgets to 1st class private courses, Kiwidiver has it all. PADI scuba diving courses from beginner to technical. Learn to scuba dive today with Kiwidiver.

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Before you can start training as a Dive Master on a PADI accredited course, you must have passed three other diving related courses. These may be PADI certified courses, or equivalent courses certified by another diving training organization. If you are not sure whether your qualifications are adequate, you should contact PADI or the training center at which you intend to study the Dive Master course in order to check.

The first qualification required for entry onto the Dive Master course is as an advanced course in Open Water diving. This is a course that you can take to increase your diving experience and to bring your existing scuba diving skills up to a more advanced level by undertaking a selection of adventure dives.

Secondly, you must be a qualified Rescue Diver, or have an equivalent non-PADI qualification. This is a challenging course that is absolutely essential, as it will teach you how to reduce risks and handle any problems that occur while you are in the water.

The third qualification that is necessary in order to begin training as a Dive Master with PADI is a first aid certificate as an Emergency First Responder and for Secondary Care. This important knowledge will prepare you to perform first aid and CPR if anyone is hurt on a dive, or indeed at any other time.  You must have passed this training no more than two years before your Dive Master training.

Depending upon your ambitions and interest, you may want to take some other PADI accredited courses that, although not necessary for acceptance onto the PADI Dive Master course, could help you in your professional development. There are courses in boat diving and night diving, for example, as well as training as an underwater naturalist that will help you to recognize and understand the diverse species you come across on your dives.

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If you are interested in a particular aspect of diving, such as underwater photography or marine wildlife, then you may prefer to focus your career on this, rather than aiming to be an Instructor. Obtaining Instructor certification will still be a useful part of your professional development, but you should also consider taking specialist courses accredited by PADI, or even looking for other related qualification, such as taking a college course in marine biology or training as an underwater camera operator or photographer. You could also find jobs in marine conservation or research.

Being a professional diving instructor is the sort of job that most people only dream of doing. Once you have qualified as a professional Dive Master you will be able to assist Instructors and even lead some groups of learners and experienced divers by yourself. You new qualification will allow you to search for employment at a PADI diving school, a diving resort or boat, or in a diving shop. You may find a job in one of the most beautiful tropical diving spots in the world, or end up teaching divers at your local diving school, but whichever direction your career leads you in, you will fins that working as a diving instructor is an interesting and varied career.

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The most important thing to check when you are deciding where to study is that the school or center is recognized by a reputable accreditation agency. PADI is a well-known professional body, and if you qualify on one of its courses then you can be sure that your skills will be recognized wherever you look for diving work. You can search for accredited centers on the PADI website.

There is some variation in the way that the Dive Master course is taught, even between centers that are teaching the PADI accredited syllabus.  You should find out as much as you can before you book a course, so that you can make sure you are undertaking one that will work for you. Different courses will have different balances of tuition, independent learning and practical activities. You should consider how well you learn by yourself, and whether you will need some additional motivation from the center staff and instructors. Some people prefer to read over a textbook, while others like to discuss theory with their tutors and other students.

The practical component of the course is hugely important, as you need to have at least sixty recorded dives in order to qualify as a Dive Master, at least twenty of which must have been completed before you begin the course. Some Dive Master courses organize more practical training than others do, and they also differ in the form that this practical side of the course takes. Some schools structure the practical training as another class, similar to the theory classes. Others place you in a structured internship that means you will essentially be learning on the job. Different people will learn better in different environments, so before you enroll on a course you should decide what sort of practical learning will suit you.

Other elements that can differ between courses are class size and the experience of the instructors. You will be able to get more individual attention in a smaller class, and you will be able to benefit more if you are being taught by a more experienced diver and instructor, so check the school’s website to see if it has profiles of the instructors.

In addition to these differences in the courses, you should consider where you would like to study. There are diving schools that operate at some of the most stunning and famous dive spots in the world, while others are based in less spectacular locations, but may be closer to home or cheaper and easier to get to. You should also think about whether you will be happier in a tropical environment or in a colder one. If you are interested in working in a particular environment, or even in a certain location, then it is a good idea to join a course in a matching spot, since you will then be gaining useful experience.

The cost of a course is also an important factor for most people. If you are on a budget, then you may want to look for a non-residential course and look for some cheap local accommodation or, if possible, attend class from home.

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The Dive Resort occupyies a major portion of the southwestern cusp of Sangat Island – can accommodate it’s guests in any of thirteen native-styled room options including enchanting beachfront and hillside cottages, a family-friendly bungalow suite complex, the exclusive Hilltop Chalet or the exquisite tri-level, two bedroom Lambingan Villa featuring it’s very own private beach.

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We believe that YOU deserve to have a great and relaxing vacation with your family or friends. The friendly and luxurious atmosphere of the resort gives you the chance to get away from the everyday stress and get into “island time”. We will make our best to give you the holiday you deserve and dream of.

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