Instructors:  Are you ready to become a

PADI Specialty Instructor

AND a Master Scuba Diver Trainer?

After becoming a PADI Open Water Scuba Instructor (OWSI) you'll want to teach divers specific types of diving, you need to be able to teach PADI Specialties. By doing so you can heighten your students' comfort level and strengthen their underwater skills, ultimately leading to their enjoyment of diving more than ever before.

Taking these courses from a PADI Course Director will provide you with valuable hands-on training, technique demonstrations, course marketing information, current PADI Standards information and, when applicable, instructor-level open water training.  

  Altitude

AED for Scuba Diving

  Boat Diver

Suunto Computer Assisted Diver

  Deep Diver

Digital UW Photographer

  Enriched Air (Nitrox) Diver

DSAT Gas Blender

  Underwater Naturalist

  Dry Suit Diver

  Underwater Navigator

  Underwater Photographer

     Wreck Diver

     Fish Identification

     Care for Children with AED

     Night Diver

     Emergency First Response

     Snapshot Photographer (Pool)

     Cold Water Diver

     Oxygen First Aid

     Underwater Snapshot Photographer

Multilevel Diver

Search & Recovery

First Aid for Hazardous Marine Life

Drift Diver

To become a PADI Master Scuba Diver Trainer you

     need to be able to teach 5 PADI specialties

(Note: AWARE Coral Reef Conservation, Peak Performance Buoyancy, and

  Project AWARE do NOT count toward those 5).