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Years ago when I first was trained as a scuba diver most of the instructors were commercial divers or former military divers. The way I was trained was a much longer commitment than a few weekends...harassment was an expected part of the course to train for emergencies and over the course of a...

Using this concept I had my best year ever. I stopped trying to compete against the shop offering $199 certifications and focused on finding those individuals who were looking for a one on one instructor. I didn't have to sell anyone...they asked and were willing to pay the higher cost in...

I read this thread with much interest. Over the years I have spoken with many scuba instructors whose primary complaint about working at a scuba shop was lack of pay, but perhaps more importantly was they didn't feel that they could produce a good diving student due to high volumes the shops...

We have received several inquires as to why our current instructors utilize NASE programs exclusively. NASE just happens to be the best fit for the Mentorship Training System for the following reasons. NASE has highly credentialed Professional instructors at the helm AND in control - -and are...