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A Divemaster is a person to whom others look for leadership and
knowledge. As the “Ultimate Divemaster” you can share the adventure - and help create it! If you believe your work
should be enjoyable and exciting, if you are eager to share your knowledge with others, if you believe that to train the best you must
be among the best trained, this is your path!
The “Ultimate Divemaster Course” is designed to train and qualify PADI Divemasters pursuant to the standards and policies set
forth by PADI. During the course, future Divemasters learn effective methods to lead divers and assist active-status PADI
Instructors in all forms of teaching recreational skin and scuba diving. This course assures that candidates who receive certification
have the knowledge, skills, fitness and proper attitude to do so. Assisting instructors teaching real students is a planned integral
portion of your course. This is excellent preparation for becoming an instructor.
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Minimum age 18 years. Minimum 60 logged dives (by
graduation) with varied depth, activities, and
environments. Dive Certification: Be a currently
certified Advanced Scuba Diver, Rescue Diver, Master
Scuba Diver, and current certification
or verified competency in CPR, First Aid and oxygen delivery is required for graduation. Medical Approval: Verification of good physical
condition as documented by a medical examination and unconditional approval for diving by a licensed physician within the preceding 12
months. Provide and be responsible for own leadership-level diving equipment suitable for local open water environments. In all cases, ask
for assistance with the current standards and prerequisites for greater detail and recent changes.
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See
attached list of PADI Divemaster materials (Word
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Meet all course prerequisites & administrative requirements. Successfully complete all sections of the course, including watermanship
skills, academics, as well as confined water and open water assisting and dive leadership. Pass the applicable leadership exams with
acceptable scores or remediation. Meet the ultimate standard: The teaching staff should feel you are competent to lead or assist in the
training of their loved ones.
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Course meets approximately 20 hours for classroom and pool training over one month, set by the student/instructor schedules. In addition,
there are at least ten open water dives as well as assisting in classroom and confined water training, as set by standards.
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| Huron Scuba Adventures, Inc. |
4816 Jackson Road, Suite D, Ann Arbor |
734-994-3483 |
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