TDI INSTRUCTOR
Because of the extent of this program, please contact us for pricing and scheduling. This course can be set-up in a variety of ways. After you contact us we can help you select the best route that will fit you needs and budget
Are you an experienced dive instructor and passionate technical diver, and do you want to join the ranks of some the top technical diving instructors in the world? Get started with a TDI Instructor Course. Starting at the entry levels, you will learn the fundamentals skills, requirements and be evaluated on proper techniques for conducting technical diver courses. As you gain teaching and diving experience, you will qualify to enter higher level instructor programs.
Who this course is for:
What you can expect to learn:The objective of this program is to:
What’s in it for you?
Below are a list of the courses we can offer:
Who this course is for:
- The experienced active dive instructor and technical diver who is looking to share their passion for technical diving with others
- Minimum age 18
- Certified diver for the program they wish to teach
- Provide proof of 100 logged dives completed in a number of different environments with varying depths
- Provide proof of a minimum number of dives or hours underwater depending on the specific course
- Certified as an SDI Instructor or the equivalent
- Hold a current CPR and first aid certification (i.e. current and valid CPROX1st certification)
- Current medical examination signed by a licensed physician for diving
- Possess the minimum instructional equipment as defined in the
leadership standards
What you can expect to learn:The objective of this program is to:
- Introduce the instructor candidate to TDI
- Introduce the candidate to all of the programs they will be qualified to teach
- Introduce the candidate to all of the instructor materials and student materials for those programs they will be teaching
- Demonstrate how to use all of the support materials to teach those programs
- Teach the instructor “How to Conduct” each of those programs, listing helpful hints on “How to teach” academics as well as possible problems they may experience in the pool/confined water and open water sessions and ways to handle those problems
- Demonstrate how to register and certify TDI Divers and Leadership levels
- Welcome and Course Orientation
- The TDI Instructor
- Dive Leader Risk Management
- Methods of Instruction
- Business Side of Diving
- How to conduct the specific TDI Diver Course including:
- Classroom requirements
- Pool/confined water requirements
- Open Water requirements
- Required materials
- Required paperwork
- How to use the TDI Instructor Guide and Standards and Procedures Manual
What’s in it for you?
- Upon successful completion of this course, graduates may conduct diver level courses at the level for which they have been evaluated
- Satisfactorily complete the appropriate written exam with a minimum score of 80 percent, without reference and be able to adequately explain each answer to a prospective student
- Demonstrate mature, sound judgment concerning training, dive planning and execution
- Complete all in-water requirements safely and efficiently
- Demonstrate proficiency in teaching the specific diver program
- Present the required number of graded academic presentations
Below are a list of the courses we can offer:
- Open Circuit Courses
- Overhead Environment Courses
- Rebreather Courses