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A career as a dive instructor - realistic or idealistic?
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andydiver06
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Hey Lisa ,
How was your Rescue course? Did you finish it yet?
How was your Rescue course? Did you finish it yet?
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Woo hoo! I am a rescue diver! And wow, was it hard work! If I want to know what navy boot camp is like I will do a rescue course, Mermaids style!
I'm starting training as a DM now, but I won't actually become one for another 2 months. I am going on a liveaboard trip to The Similan Islands in the Andaman Sea in a week...I am looking forward to getting out of Pattaya, but life is alllll good!
I'm starting training as a DM now, but I won't actually become one for another 2 months. I am going on a liveaboard trip to The Similan Islands in the Andaman Sea in a week...I am looking forward to getting out of Pattaya, but life is alllll good!
Congratulations! Enjoy the liveaboard.Sirenita:
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Nice one, hope to see a trip report on your liveaboard soon !!
Well done and good luck further.
Just took delivery 
of one of Mermaids Instructors here in Phuket, was talking to him last night, seems they have got some sort of conveyor belt production system for instructors going on there ! Has a few issues but generally impressed by their setup.
of one of Mermaids Instructors here in Phuket, was talking to him last night, seems they have got some sort of conveyor belt production system for instructors going on there ! Has a few issues but generally impressed by their setup.
Have some fun diving. It's not all work work work. Looking forward to the trip report.
Are you enjoying living in a different country and culture? :06:
I find it's completely different from being a tourist. After a time there is always something I miss from home, normally something stupid, like a haggis supper, but the exposure to the different culture, food, etc makes it very worth while.
Are you enjoying living in a different country and culture? :06:
I find it's completely different from being a tourist. After a time there is always something I miss from home, normally something stupid, like a haggis supper, but the exposure to the different culture, food, etc makes it very worth while.
Congratulations and Enjoy!
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Orangelemon, Oh, so you have Justin safely with you in Phuket? Hehe, or safely locked up in a dungeon somewhere?
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