I just realised I was answering a question posted 6 years ago but recent activity drove me into action - and the advice therefore still stands, edged with a slight twinge of embarassment! 
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Can you really make a living Scuba instructing ???
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If you work at a resort where your accommodation, food, and other living expenses such as laundry are included, then you can save up quite a lot of money. I work as a dive instructor at a resort in the Maldives, and the pay can range anywhere from $1500-3000 and up depending on how busy the resort is. It's not much, but with almost 0 expense, you can easily save up a lot of money.
If you work at a resort where your accommodation, food, and other living expenses such as laundry are included, then you can save up quite a lot of money. I work as a dive instructor at a resort in the Maldives, and the pay can range anywhere from $1500-3000 and up depending on how busy the resort is. It's not much, but with almost 0 expense, you can easily save up a lot of money.
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