Carl_Fallon
Contributor
G'day everyone, from Sydney, Australia...
I am one of the PADI Course Directors and the Careers Development Manager here at Abyss Scuba Diving. I recently finished teaching a PADI IDC and MSDT prep course and thought i would share some photos from the program.
I get asked by Divemaster's all the time, what is the program like? So i thought these photos of smiling PADI Instructors "to-be", might put a few of your minds at ease.
The group was absolutely fantastic, and everyone worked very well together. It really was a great experience for all the new training instructors, and to watch them transform into quality instructors over the period of the course was a privilege.
All of the candidates continued on to complete their PADI Master Scuba Diver Trainer preparation course, which has given them experience and training in teach 5 different PADI Specialty Diver Courses.
Since finishing their course 2 weeks ago, i have already seen some of them teach the first few Open Water Course... Great Work guys.
I just wanted to say a BIG well done:luxhello: to all the candidates and I look forward to hearing about all your new adventures in the diving industry. I HOPE YOU ALL HAVE FUN AND ENJOY THE RIDE>>>
All the new PADI Instructors during their Open Water Presentation Workshop at Bare Island in Sydney.
Guy Hardwick, one of our PADI Instructor Internship Candidates from England. Well done mate...
Here is Guy and Tim during one of the confined water Rescue Diver work shops. In Australia we dont normally carry pocket masks on our heads. I promise.
Some of the guys during a confined water teaching presentation. Good form guys.
Here is one of the guys running a tired diver tow skill.
I love Instructor candidates that can follow orders. Inflators up guys. hehehe
This is Michael. He is our real life crocodile dundee. That is a crocodile skin hat on his head. He killed it himself. :shocked2:
Lean to the right ok, students.
Dont forget to blow bubbles ok guys...
Sitting on the shore at Oak Park. This photo was just before they did their briefings for their first Open Water Teaching presentations. (They all did very well)
If you are interested in becoming a PADI Instructor here in Sydney, Australia and want to join in all the fun then check out our website or give us a call.
Cheers and i look forward to meeting you all downunder.
I am one of the PADI Course Directors and the Careers Development Manager here at Abyss Scuba Diving. I recently finished teaching a PADI IDC and MSDT prep course and thought i would share some photos from the program.
I get asked by Divemaster's all the time, what is the program like? So i thought these photos of smiling PADI Instructors "to-be", might put a few of your minds at ease.
The group was absolutely fantastic, and everyone worked very well together. It really was a great experience for all the new training instructors, and to watch them transform into quality instructors over the period of the course was a privilege.
All of the candidates continued on to complete their PADI Master Scuba Diver Trainer preparation course, which has given them experience and training in teach 5 different PADI Specialty Diver Courses.
Since finishing their course 2 weeks ago, i have already seen some of them teach the first few Open Water Course... Great Work guys.
I just wanted to say a BIG well done:luxhello: to all the candidates and I look forward to hearing about all your new adventures in the diving industry. I HOPE YOU ALL HAVE FUN AND ENJOY THE RIDE>>>
All the new PADI Instructors during their Open Water Presentation Workshop at Bare Island in Sydney.
Guy Hardwick, one of our PADI Instructor Internship Candidates from England. Well done mate...
Here is Guy and Tim during one of the confined water Rescue Diver work shops. In Australia we dont normally carry pocket masks on our heads. I promise.
Some of the guys during a confined water teaching presentation. Good form guys.
Here is one of the guys running a tired diver tow skill.
I love Instructor candidates that can follow orders. Inflators up guys. hehehe
This is Michael. He is our real life crocodile dundee. That is a crocodile skin hat on his head. He killed it himself. :shocked2:
Lean to the right ok, students.
Dont forget to blow bubbles ok guys...
Sitting on the shore at Oak Park. This photo was just before they did their briefings for their first Open Water Teaching presentations. (They all did very well)
If you are interested in becoming a PADI Instructor here in Sydney, Australia and want to join in all the fun then check out our website or give us a call.
Cheers and i look forward to meeting you all downunder.