PADI Professional Diving Courses

Take your first step on the PADI Professional Diving ladder - become a leader of divers by completing your PADI Divemaster Course.

Experience exciting diving challenges and share your knowledge, passion and dive experience with students.

Our Divemaster course includes dive theory lectures, pool sessions to refine your skills, and opportunities to work closely with and learn from all of our Diving Instructors.

Earn money doing something you love, start certifying real dive students, and hone your skills in preparation for the OWSI course on the PADI Assistant Instructor course.

PADI Assistant Instructors will have opportunities to teach Peak Performance Buoyancy and Project Aware courses, as well as running Try Dives and some diving workshops.

Learn to effectively teach PADI courses - through self study and classroom sessions.

Fancy having the best job to talk about at a party? Or escape the Nine-to-Five, and use the Ocean as your office? The PADI Open Water Scuba Instructor is for you!

PADI Open Water Scuba Instructors can teach many PADI programs, from PADI Open Water through to Divemaster.

Learn to use and adapt the PADI system of diver education to your students.

If you want to teach interesting specialities like Deep, Night, EANx, Drysuit, O2, Wreck and much more, then this course is for you! By the end of the course you will have 5 Instructor ratings from a selection to be discussed.

By undertaking three days of specialist training with our Course Director, you can apply directly for your Speciality Instructor ratings, without needing to wait for 25 certifications. Begin teaching PADI Speciality Courses and earning extra money directly after your training!

Keep your first aid knowledge up to date, earn money and help others to learn by completing the EFR Instructor course.

Learn to teach Emergency First Response Primary Care (CPR) and Emergency First Response Secondary Care courses.

The EFR Instructor is now a requirement for all new PADI Instructors. Learn to use the PADI education system, with PADI training manuals and other course support materials.

If you want to help others to become PADI Professionals and teach up to Assistant Instructor level, it's time to look at becoming a PADI Staff Instructor!

Not only will you add to your teaching opportunities in the UK, but if you're thinking of teaching abroad, this will help you to be even more useful to any dive centre.

The course can run alongside an IDC or over 5 days of 1-1 training with a Course Director. You will learn to teach, evaluate and support instructor candidates.