A divemaster is the first level of professional training in the recreational dive industry. Working closely with experienced Instructors, you’ll fine-tune your scuba skills, perfecting buoyancy, navigation and rescue techniques. You’ll gain advanced diving knowledge, management and supervision skills, so you become a role model to divers worldwide.
Divemaster ISO 24801-3 Divemaster Plus
Prerequisites
To enrol in this course, you must first hold the Open Water Diver , Nitrox Diver, Advanced Openwater, Rescue Diver, and First aid/CPR certifications through ISC or another ISO-accredited training agency with at least 30hrs of total dive time.
Medical requirements
You must be medically fit to dive. When you enrol in a course, you will complete the medical screening form, determining if written approval from a doctor is required. All dive professionals require medical clearance to work in the industry (or according to local law).
Common questions
What certification do I earn from the Divemaster?
Divemaster ISO 24801-3 Divemaster Plus
What are the prerequisites for the Divemaster?
To enrol in this course, you must first hold the Open Water Diver , Nitrox Diver, Advanced Openwater, Rescue Diver, and First aid/CPR certifications through ISC or another ISO-accredited training agency with at least 30hrs of total dive time. Minimum age: 18 yrs.
How deep can I dive with the Divemaster?
The Divemaster qualifies you to dive to a maximum depth of 30 m / 130 ft.
Is the Divemaster certification internationally recognised?
Yes — ISC is ISO-accredited and independently audited by the European Underwater Federation (EUF), so your Divemaster certification is recognised by dive centres worldwide.
