What is involved in keeping your DM Cert current?
Keeping your DM Cert. Current
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nauidiver2004
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Money to PADI, keeping your liability insurance up to date ($$), and making sure that you update your CPR as needed ($$).
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DennisS
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I was waiting for you to catch that. Thanks for the use of it. I'll find another soon.DennisS:
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dhogan4342:
No problem, I get a lot of feedback on it--"Jeez! that's irritating" seems to be the consensus.
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dhogan4342:
The cost for insurance and the annual fee you pay the certification agency give you the "administrative" stuff. There really is no requirement to act as a DM in any way to be maintain active status. This is where the 'professional' responsibility part comes in. IMHO to stay current as a DM also means you have to work as a DM by helping on courses, running dives, or similar.
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