Master Scuba Diver training is for you if scuba diving is something you enjoy. This level combines certification and recognition. Some North American dive schools offer this certification. These include the Professional Association of Diving Instructors / NAUI, Scuba Schools International / Scuba Divers International / SADI. Diver clubs and other organizations also offer this certification. Our Master Scuba Diver page has more information.
Course in PADI Master Scuba Diver
PADI Master Scuba Diver Certification is available to anyone who wants to teach scuba divers to others. It provides a solid knowledge base and prepares the new instructor for the Instructor Exam. The Instructor Exam is more likely to be passed if the candidate has completed the specialty instructor training. Master Scuba Diver training is an essential part of any scuba diving career. It consists of three components: theory, practice, and emergency care.
Requirements
Master Scuba Diver certification is not an easy task. It requires hard work and patience. The PADI 'Internship’ option can help with this goal. The Practical Assessment portion of the Divemaster Course consists four sections, each with different performance requirements. The following criteria are used to score candidates: Open water, restricted water, and certified divers. During the Practical Assessments, you will be evaluated on professionalism, etiquette, and knowledge of scuba diving safety.
You have many options for courses
When selecting a diving school or program, there are a few things you should know about completing a Master diving course. For diving, you'll need to have a license. But, you can choose the course that interests you, like scuba diving, snorkeling, and deep diving. You will also need to know how a camera works and how to regulate your buoyancy. Although diving isn't difficult, it can be hard to learn how a camera works, even for beginners. No matter what your instructor might tell you, dive to your limits.
Exam
PADI Master diving exams require candidates to demonstrate their scuba skills. Each candidate will have a different set of skills to show. Candidates will be required to track themselves before, during, and after a dive. To pass this exam, candidates must demonstrate each skill with a score of four or higher. This information will help you prepare for the exam.
Liability releases
Dive operators and instructors must sign the Master Diving Liability Release in order to permit their clients to dive. This form is important because if the diving equipment fails, a diver may sue the company that created the equipment or the rental company that provided it. Ralph Huntziner, a California plaintiff in a class action suit against Aqua Lung, is an example. Aqua Lung's dive computer failed, causing serious injuries to the diver and even death. Divers are provided with vital information regarding air tank pressure and remaining air time. A class action lawsuit was filed against the manufacturer and an agreement reached for millions of dollars.