🤿 PADI Divemaster Course — Become a Dive Leader Turn your passion into a profession with Go Dive Tasmania’s PADI Divemaster Course — your first step into the world of professional scuba diving. This comprehensive leadership program is designed to shape you into a confident, capable, and inspiring dive leader. As a certified Divemaster, you’ll supervise dive activities, assist instructors, and become a trusted role model in the diving community. Whether you dream of working in exotic dive resorts or supporting local dive operations, this course opens the door. 🧭 Course Structure — Flexible, On-Your-Schedule Leadership Training This course is highly flexible and can be completed over 1 month to 1 year, depending on your availability. You can progress at your own pace — whether assisting regularly or jumping in on selected weekends. It’s your responsibility to commit the time, show up ready to learn, and take ownership of your training journey. 📚 Knowledge DevelopmentComplete PADI’s Divemaster eLearning at your own pace, covering topics like dive theory, supervision, risk management, and the business of diving. No crew pack required. 🏊 Pool & Practical SessionsJoin in-water skills workshops, rescue refreshers, and leadership exercises under the guidance of your instructor. Practice demonstrations and real-world problem-solving. 🌊 On-the-Job MentoringAssist on real dive courses and excursions with our team at Go Dive Tasmania. You’ll gain hands-on experience leading dives, conducting briefings, and managing logistics. 📚 What You’ll Learn The role and responsibilities of a PADI Divemaster Supervising dive activities and assisting with training Diver safety, risk awareness, and emergency preparedness Conducting Divemaster-led programs like Scuba Reviews, Discover Local Diving & Skin Diver Courses (optional add-ons post-certification) Dive site mapping, briefings, and project planning Leading Discover Scuba Diving and local dive trips ✅ What’s Included PADI Divemaster eLearning Tanks & Weights Pool Training Sessions Theory Workshops Instructor Mentorship Shared Accommodation at our Tasman Peninsula Dive Lodge (included when assisting courses) ❌ What’s Not Included Equipment Hire (Available in-store if needed) Transport, food & beverages Dive medical (mandatory and must be current at course start and completion) Dive Insurance (Required upon certification to be in Divemaster status) 🧰 Equipment RequirementsYou’ll need: Full scuba gear (available for hire if needed) SMB with reel (required for boat dives) Compass (for navigation exercises) 📋 Course Prerequisites Must be a PADI Rescue Diver (or equivalent) Minimum age: 18 years At least 40 logged dives to begin (60 required for certification) First Aid/CPR training within 24 months Current dive medical signed by a physician within the past 12 months — required at both course start and completion Must be able to: Swim 400m continuously Swim 800m with mask, snorkel & fins Tread water for 15 minutes, last 2 minutes with hands above surface 🩺 Medical RequirementsA diving medical is required if you: Answer “Yes” to any questions on the medical form Are 45 years or older Are enrolling in the Divemaster course (regardless of answers or age) Please check our Medical Tab before booking. 🏠 AccommodationStay at our Dive Lodge in Taranna while assisting courses — shared facilities, kitchen access, and relaxed post-dive vibes included. 📌 Booking ConditionsCourses are non-refundable once booked.You must review and accept our full Booking Conditions before purchasing. 🌐 PADI Professional MembershipOnce certified, you’ll receive a PADI Professional Membership — giving you access to exclusive tools, global job opportunities, digital materials, and professional support from the world’s largest dive organization.
