Do you want to become a Dive Instructor? In today’s article, we go over all the scuba training you need to become one.
Many people want to become Diving Instructors to travel around the world, doing the work they like the most: diving. Others intend to combine their current jobs with an extra income by working on their hobby. Whatever it is, you need to go through different levels of scuba training to become an Instructor.
At Dressel Divers, we have been training future Diving Instructors for many years. Some of them already have previous scuba training, others have decided to start a new adventure from zero. In today’s article, we review the scuba training necessary to become a recreational instructor.
Recreational Scuba Training
The students will acquire and improve their skills as a diver taking these recreational scuba courses. Of course, they will always have to respect the recreational depth limits. These limits mean never needing to perform decompression stops beyond the recommended safety stop on every dive. The first step will be to obtain your Open Water diving certification.