- Professional PADI Divemaster pathway
- Leadership and supervision skills
- Risk management training
- Dive-site mapping and briefings
- Practical professional development
- Ocean awareness and conservation focus
- Flexible learning structure
Make the ocean part of your professional future. The PADI Divemaster course develops the knowledge, skills and leadership needed to supervise recreational diving and assist with scuba education.
You will explore dive leadership, risk management, site mapping, briefings, equipment setup and the business of diving. The course balances independent study with practical experience guided by the DiveCampus team.
With an emphasis on safety, environmental awareness and supportive coaching, the programme helps you become the diver others can rely on. It is a serious, rewarding pathway for experienced divers who want to share their passion.
The flexible structure allows candidates to build competence steadily while preparing for future work in classes, guided dives or liveaboard environments.
- Professional-level PADI Divemaster development
- Leadership and supervision practice
- Career-focused dive education
- Eligibility review: Confirm prerequisites, logged dives and medical clearance.
- Independent learning: Complete eLearning and study professional responsibilities.
- Leadership skills: Practise briefings, supervision, risk management and dive planning.
- Practical development: Work on site mapping, equipment setup and specialised skills.
- Teaching support: Assist with selected scuba and introductory programmes.
- Assessment: Review performance and professional next steps with the training team.
Included
- PADI eLearning fees
- Professional training sessions
- Leadership and risk-management practice
- Dive setup and management training
- Instructor feedback
- Course guidance and assessment
Not included
- PADI Pro licence fees
- Personal transport
- Personal expenses
- Equipment purchases
- Accommodation and meals
- Prerequisites include Rescue Diver certification or qualifying equivalent.
- Emergency First Response Primary and Secondary Care training must be current within 24 months.
- A minimum of 40 logged dives and medical clearance within 12 months are required.
- Minimum age is 18 years, or 15 years for Junior Divemaster where applicable.
- eLearning typically requires 8–12 hours.
- PADI Pro licence fees are not included and may be paid directly to PADI.
- Current certification records and dive log
- Medical clearance documentation
- Personal dive equipment where available
- Notebook or digital device for study
- Swimwear, towel and water bottle