Our Instructor Training team will be available to guide, help and facilitate all Instructor candidates in a stress-free and relaxed atmosphere.

What's involved?
Instructor training is designed to emphasise learning and development to prepare you to function as an instructor.

You gain knowledge, skills and coaching techniques to teach effectively;

The focus is on 'real world' application;

Your performance is measured throughout the programme to assist you to improve your abilities;

You are given an introduction to the business of diving, including economic, social, cultural, legal, governmental and environmental concerns as well as marketing and customer service.

What do I need to start?
You must be a Divemaster (or equivalent) and have a recognised CPR certification, such as the Emergency First Response, within the past two years.

You will need to have 100 logged dives and at least one year of elapsed time since Open Water certification to begin the course.

Although you may have some or all of your own equipment, Big Blue provides all equipment, boat trips, manuals, etc., for the duration of the course.

Am I fit to dive?
Read this medical questionnaire, if you can answer yes to any of the questions, you may require medical clearance to enroll on a diving course. Email us if you want more information.

How long will it take?
Instructor training is conducted over ten days and is usually immediately followed by a local Instructor Examination (IE).

Now what?
After successfully completing your Instructor training, you will want to attend an Instructor Examination (IE). There is a local IE immediately following the course.

Once you are a certified Instructor, you will want to continue your professional dive education by adding Specialty Courses and continuing up the ranks.

How much? For more info please email us