The Instructor Development Training Process |
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The Instructor Development process is a combination of programs designed to enhance Instructor Candidates abilities as Dive professionals, as well as offer specialised training programs, all of which are intended to increase your success as a dive professional.
The PADI Instructor Development Course (IDC) consists of 2 training phases, the Assistant Instructor Program (AI) and the Open Water Scuba Instructor Program (OWSI). The IDC is then followed by a 2 day Instructor Examination (IE) program conducted by PADI Worldwide.
The IDC emphasises development, not testing. Candidates can relax and concentrate on skill development knowing that making mistakes is part of the learning process. You will be assessed on your readiness to attend an IE during the IDC by means of feedback during individual counselling sessions.
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Instructor Development Course (IDC) Prerequisites |
To enrol on an IDC, an individual must:
- Be at least 18 years of age
- Be certified as a PADI divemaster or hold a leadership level certification with another recreational diver training organisation recognised by PADI.
- Submit medical clearance for Scuba diving signed by a physician stating you are fit to dive. The medical clearance must be current within the previous 12 months. Since an in date medical is also required for the IE phase of the process we suggest that the 12 month period encompasses the final date of the IE you plan to attend. The Physician signing the form may not be the applicant.
- Have been a certified diver for at least 6 months and have completed and logged at least 60 dives (100 dives to attend an IE) and have documentation of experience in deep, NIGHT and navigation diving as documented in your logbook.
- Submit proof of CPR and First Aid training within the past 24months. Preferably the PADI EFR course.
- Submit documentation of any equivalent certifications for entry level, advanced and rescue certifications issued by another recreational diver training organisation. If submitting an equivalent rescue diver certification, also include copies of first aid training documentation.
- If not a PADI divemaster successfully complete the PADI divemaster course diver rescue skills assessment.
- EFRI or equivalent First Aid Instructor rating prior to continuation onto OWSI
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Schedule and Dates 2010 |
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19th – 20st Feb
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20th Feb
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2nd March
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3rd & 4th March
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5th - 7th March
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Sodwana Bay |
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22nd – 23rd May
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24th May
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4th June
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5th & 6th June
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11th – 13th June
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Johannesburg |
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19th - 20th July
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20th July
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30th July
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31st Jul & 1st Aug
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2nd -4th Aug
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Mozambique |
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13th - 14th Nov
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15th Nov
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26th Nov
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27th – 28th Nov
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3rd – 5th Dec
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Johannesburg |
All the programs are full time. The program will start with an orientation evening between 6pm and 10pm to complete all administrative procedures. Typically the 10 day IDC program will start at 7am in the morning and finish at approximately 6pm.All sessions must be attended for successful completion of the IDC and enrolment on an IE. Individual assignments are to be completed during evening hours.
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Costs for PADI Open Water Scuba Instructor (IDC & IE)
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Materials for IDC
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Price on request
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IDC registration
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£84
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Paid directly to PADI
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IE registration
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£340
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Paid directly to PADI
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| EFRI registration |
£72 |
Paid directly to PADI |
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PADI Material Requirements: |
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Requirements for the Orientation Day:
- 4 ID Photographs
- All Non PADI Certification Copies of C- cards (both sides) or Certificates
- Log Book for Dive Verification including one Night Dive
- In Date Medical stating you are Fit to Dive
- All PADI Mandatory IDC Course Materials
- Standard Calculator for Exams
- PADI Enriched Air Student Qualification or copy of equivalent (optional)
- Credit Card details for Application Fees including CVV number
- Balance of Payment
- A great sense of humour and commitment to the program!
PADI Material Requirements:
IDC Crew Pak that consists of:
10500 Instructor Application
10510 Instructor Evaluation Enrollment Form
10516 Instructor Cert. of Completion Form
10525 Instructor Candidate Info & Training Record
60194 Confined Water Cue Cards
60196 AID Instructor Cue Cards
60202 OW Cue Cards
60205 RD Cue Cards
60571 OW Lesson Prep Slate
60573 Confined Water Lesson Prep Slate
70137 Pro Log Book
70197 Law & Diving Pro Book
70305 RD Exam
71513 Guide to Teaching
70847 Business of Diving DVD
70909MUL Spec. Instructor Manual on CD-ROM
70937 Bus. Of Diving, Best of UJ & Children & Scuba on CD ROM
71023 OW Exam
71310 DM Exam
82136 Backpack
Student Materials
- Open Water Diver Manual
- The Adventures in Diving Manual plus student slate
- The Rescue Diver Manual plus accident management work slate
- Divemaster Manual
- Divemaster Slates
- Discover Scuba Diving Cue Card
- Diving Knowledge Workbook
- Encyclopedia of Recreational Diving
- RDP – Table & Multilevel E-RDP with Instructions Booklets
- How to Use and Choose Dive Computers Guide
- Instructor Manual or Instructor Manual CD Rom
If you are already in possession of any of the above student manuals, individual prices will be quoted for outstanding items. As a PADI professional it is critical that you work from the most up to date PADI material
Equipment Requirements:
- Fins, mask, snorkel and appropriate exposure protection
- Cylinder
- Buoyancy Control Device with LPI
- Regulator, alternate air source and SPG
- Weight system
- Timing device
- Depth gauge
- Compass
- Knife/divers tool
- Slate
- Audible and Visible emergency signalling devices
Booking Procedures
We limit the amount of candidates that enrol on the program to ensure good quality training and excellent student to staff ratios. Bookings are confirmed upon receipt of R1000-00 deposit.
Within Gauteng an individual meeting will be arranged with you at time of booking to provide you with preparation guidelines, detailed course schedule, to check course pre requisites, material requirements and answer any individual questions. For candidates out of the Gauteng area, an in depth teleconference or email will replace an individual meeting.
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Preparation for the IDC program |
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A critical element of success is to be fully prepared prior to the start of the IDC program. Being prepared means you will get the full benefit and enjoyment from the program and alleviate unnecessary stress.
Revision of the five divemaster theory topics (Physics, Physiology, Equipment, Skills & Environment and RDP) is highly recommended. We spend two days during the program revising theory and bringing the 20 skills circuits up to demonstration quality level.
It is also recommended that you do a good overview of the Instructor Manual and Guide to Teaching.
Download the latest Training Bulletins and Presentation Outlines from the Members Toolbox on the PADI Pro Site - www.padimembers.com
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Continuing your Education |
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EFR Emergency First Response Instructor
Typically conducted on a Saturday and Sunday after IE.
| EFR Tuition: Primary Care, Secondary Care, Care for Children and AED |
R2050 |
| EFR Start Up Pack: Instructor Manual, EFR Manual,CFC Manual.EFR DVD,CFC DVD, Reference Card, EFR Exams and Barrier Pack |
R1945 |
| EFR Registration paid directly to PADI |
£72 |
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Master Scuba Diver Instructor Rating
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Conducted on the Friday, Saturday and Sunday after IE
| 4 x Specialty Ratings + Digital Specialty Manual CD Rom |
R3200 |
| Individual Standard Specialty |
R850 |
| Individual outline |
R230 |
| Registration per speciality paid directly to PADI (Method 1) |
£27 |
| Registration for MSDT Rating paid directly to PADI |
£43-50 |
Choose from:
- Altitude
- Navigation
- Wreck
- Deep
- Enriched Air
- Night
- Drift
- Dry Suit
- Search and Recovery
- Digital Underwater Photography
- Emergency 02 Provider
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Contact Details:
Colleen Bernard
PLATINUM CD # 605286
Cell: +27 83 268 9777
Email:
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Fax: 011 802 8417
Web: www.scubadivingintructors.co.za
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Hosting Centres:
Sandton Scuba S-3059
Sodwana Bay Lodge Scuba Centre S-3331
Tofo Scuba S-32231
Twin Palms Scuba S-3750
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