Padi IDC Instructor Development Course Penida

• IDC preparation training
• Full PADI library and training videos
• Divemaster theory review, skill practice, and additional IDC preparation – 2 days
• Additional FREE workshops, scenario practice, and emergency management
• IDC group sizes on a ratio of 6:1 resulting in dedicated personal attention
• Unlimited tea, coffee, drinking water, and WiFi
• For bookings made 60 days in advance, receive a 10% discount on your training
• 10% discount for 2 person bookings
• 10% discount after doing your Divemaster training with us
• Day diving trip to Manta point
• 10 fun dives included – 2 weeks before or after the IDC

When becoming a PADI OWSI, it is important for you to have the EFRI credentials, too. Not only will this make you more employable, but also increase your knowledge regarding emergency first aid.
The EFRI course comprises Primary care, Secondary care, AED use, and how to provide care to children. On that note, your course director will cover the course structure, standards and procedures, and how to teach it.

Although first aid is serious, as an EFRI, it is our duty to make the course enjoyable and relaxed. The course will involve both classroom demonstrations and self-study. Moreover, we will enact potential real-life scenarios that you will have to practice handling. In doing so, your course director will monitor your teaching style and provide tips when necessary. This will result in you being a more confident instructor to your future students.

Additionally, you will take part in the emergency O2 provider course. Here, you will learn how to efficiently and effectively supply oxygen in emergency situations. It is highly important to be familiar with different oxygen equipment setups and how they work. Moreover, we should be aware of the situations that would require emergency oxygen use. Many countries, including Australia, require that you have this specific knowledge in order to work as a dive professional.

Teach and Conserve: Upgrade Your IDC Experience and join our Marine Conservation Nusa Lembongan add-on.

This 3-day program aims to improve your conservation knowledge. Dive with purpose and instruct with passion. Be part of the change the ocean is waiting for.

The focus of your IDC learning will follow a variety of theory and practical assessments. It will cover a 15 – 16-day period and will include 2 extra days at the beginning of your course. During these 2 days, you can refresh your theory and get to know your course director and classmates.

Before we dive into the hardcore training sessions, we will provide an orientation to clear up any questions or concerns. Additionally, we will detail what we will cover during the training, and when. The course director will also hand out practice exams that you can work on throughout the IDC.

Here, we will look at the various ways in which people learn and how they can maximize their learning experience. Over and above, we will study how PADI approaches the training of new divers.

Throughout your IDC you will conduct knowledge development presentations to your course director and classmates. Consequently, the topics of these sessions will vary and focus on the different PADI courses on offer. For example, you will present information about the OWC, AOWC, Rescue and more. Not only will this give you confidence teaching in a classroom setting but will also help to refresh your own knowledge. Overall, these presentations will surely make you feel more prepared and ready for the exam.

PADI has many specialty courses on offer and as an IDC candidate, you will become familiar with most of them. Each of these specialties has different standards and teaching techniques, of which you will learn. Plus, legend Diving Penida will also include a few unique workshops when you do your IDC with us.

PADI has adopted a DIVE TODAY philosophy and has been promoting it for a number of years already. Here, you will become aware of the different discovery dive options available to non-divers. These include the DSD, Discover snorkeling, and Skin Diver programs.

The amount of time spent in the pool will surely provide the confidence that you need in becoming an OWSI. Moreover, during this practical portion, you will practice the different diver skills and how to recognize and fix potential problems. Consequently, this is a big part of the IDC program as it will have a prominent feature in the IE.

In a similar fashion to the confined sessions, we will look at how to teach in the open water. Here the focus will be on how to organize student divers underwater and how to approach each individual diver situation. Notably, there are a few unique considerations and handling techniques that need to be followed.

As a PADI instructor is it important to be familiar with how the business end of the diving industry works. Consequently, we will study how the industry has grown and determine ways in which we can promote further improvement. Times are changing and with that, the demand changes, too. The ability to notice and act on changing trends is a useful skill to have.

PADI has created and maintained strict standards and procedures when it comes to teaching new divers. As an IDC candidate, you will study the different standards and learn how to master them. These standards are applied to both practical and theoretical sessions of training. If you are a PADI standards guru, it will surely put you a cut above the rest. Additionally, there will be a section in the IE covering the PADI standards and procedures.

The availability of PADI programs is endless and gives divers the opportunity to improve their skills. During this segment of your IDC, we will look at how to conduct various PADI courses. For example, you will learn how to teach the AOWC, Rescue diver, Divemaster, and specialty programs. We will put a focus on how to market and promote each of these courses to divers. Moreover, together with your classmates, you will take part in the EFRI course. It surely is a fun and entertaining program.

PADI instructors have legal responsibilities to their guests, and therefore safety is of high importance. Scuba diving comes with risk factors that we need to be prepared for and ready to handle. As an instructor, you should know the laws and regulations related to scuba diving.

Before the invention of the dive computer, divers made use of the RDP tables when going out for the day. They are an important part of diving history, and thus all divers should know how they work. Here, you will refresh your memory on the tables and learn how to teach them to others.

In conclusion, after you have mastered the above skills, we now need to apply them to student divers. Consequently, you will learn how to market each course and state why they are advantageous. In addition, the skill of knowing how each aspect of diving will apply to different people will help you attract new potential divers.

• 2 days of 100% FREE IDC preparation
• Instructor Development Course – 14 Days
• 10 fun dives included – 2 weeks before or after the IDC
• Additional workshops and scenario practice, including emergency management
• Emergency First Response with AED & Care for Children Instructor Course – 1 Day
• Oxygen provider course – 1/2 day
• PADI Instructor Exam & Celebration – 2 days
• Unlimited WIFI use

• PADI fees – Must be paid directly to PADI
• PADI IDC Crew pack
• Indonesian visa charges
• Island accommodation
• Scuba diving gear rental
• Basic required diving equipment

When looking at Indonesia as a diving destination, your choices of location are absolutely endless. The Archipelago comprises over 17 000 different Islands with each having remarkable underwater marine life. Consequently, the growing demand for diving results in a growing demand for diving instructors. a.k.a – YOU. It is your time to shine. You should also remember that the cost of living in Indonesia is much less than in most first-world countries. For example, the average cost of a tasty meal is around $3, and monthly accommodation at $250, give or take. So, as you have probably already noticed, the good life in Indonesia doesn’t have to cost a lot of money.

With the vast amount of dive centers scattered around Indonesia is hard to decide on the one. Nusa Penida Island will certainly be a brilliant choice, for many reasons. The Island is only 30 minutes away from Bali and is surrounded by crystal-blue water and lined with palm trees. It truly is the postcard vision of a tropical paradise, and the diving will blow your fins off. Abundant marine life including Manta ray and Mola mola, together with pristine coral is just a taste of what lies below.

Importantly, the proximity to Bali makes Nusa Penida a simple escape from the bustle of the main island. People visit us from all corners of the world, thus making you a member of our global community. Along with your fellow IDC candidates and dive center guests, you will surely enjoy many sunsets and family dinners.

Legend Diving has grown and maintained the reputation of being one of the best PADI IDC centers on the island. When people speak of us, they mention our professionalism, customer service skills, and high level of safety standards. On that note, by choosing us for your IDC you will inherit these qualities, too. We monitor and control our daily activities based on the sea conditions and guest bookings. Additionally, we consider the different skill levels and abilities of our guests, thus ensuring happy divers.
Our onsite facilities, including a pool and classroom, were designed for practicality and guest comfort. We firmly believe that learning takes place best in a comfortable and well-equipped environment.

As an environmentally friendly dive center, we are happy to announce that we are almost completely paperless. Therefore, you will access all of your learning materials online through the PADI E-Learning program. Moreover, the preparation exams, as well as other knowledge development, will be provided, digitally.

Once you have completed your IDC, we will certainly help you with career development and employment options. Our relationship with Dive Careers will also allow for a wider reach within the instructor job market around the world.

Preparation is an important part of ensuring that you have a successful and enjoyable IDC. On that note, we highly recommend brushing up on your Divemaster theory, paying close attention to the main topics. These topics include; physics, physiology, equipment, dive skills, RDP table use, and the environment. Notably, we will be focusing on them during your IDC. Additionally, if you are able, try to practice the 24 skills from the PADI Divemaster skills circuit.

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Upon registration for the IDC, you will have immediate access to the eLearning platform for the Assistant Instructor course. This will allow you to look over the online theory at your own pace and in your own time. Moreover, you can focus on particular areas that you may feel less confident in. Make note of difficult sections as your course director can help you once you arrive onsite at Legend Diving.

It is important to please purchase the correct materials and ensure the necessary paperwork is completed. By having it done properly, it will rule out any complications along the way.

Mandatory Materials:

• PADI Dive Instructor Manual (paper or digital version)
• PADI Guide to Teaching – with hologram
• Essential cue cards
• Confined water lesson preparation slate
• Open water lesson preparation slate
• Open Water Diver Course tests and final exams
• Rescue Diver Course final exams
• Divemaster Course final exams
• Encyclopedia of Recreational Diving
• Diving Knowledge Workbook
• How to use and correctly choose dive computers
• Full set of scuba diving equipment or rent from Legend Diving for free
• (Visual Aid) SMB, (Audible Aid) Whistle, cutting tool, and pocket mask
• Laptop (preferred), tablet, or smartphone
• Compass and dive computer

Mandatory Paperwork:

• Logbook with at least 90 open water dives (100 dives required before IE)
• Two passport-sized photographs
• A medical statement from a physician (Must be valid within the last 12 months)
• PADI C-Cards (From Open Water Diver – Divemaster)
• Copies of all relevant non-PADI certifications
• Certified proof of CPR and First Aid Training done within the last 2 years
• Holographic decal from your IDC crew pack

Once you have arrived and begun your PADI IDC Penida 2 days of free preparation, feel free to ask questions. Additionally, your course director will revise past IE exams with you so that you are aware of what to expect. This will also give you an idea of where you are with your current theoretical knowledge.

Finally, all of your hard work and dedication have come down to the official PADI instructor Examination. This is where you can show off your skills and how much you have learned over your time with us. Notably, the IE is run over the course of 2 days and will include a theory exam and practical demonstrations. Moreover, the theory will cover a sit-down test as well as a knowledge development presentation. Additionally, the practical demonstration will include both confined water and open water skills demonstrations. We must remember that the IE is always fair and consistent with all candidates involved. The examiners’ duty is to ensure that each IDC candidate meets the criteria and follows all PADI standards and procedures. Please note that if you have learning difficulties or need language assistance, we can help. Be sure to let us know beforehand.

Once you have completed the IE and have successfully passed, you will become an elite member of the diving world. The title of OWSI is yours, and you can be proud. The ability to teach divers from beginner level up to professionals is at your fingertips. If you are looking to further your personal training, take advantage of the various specialty instructor modules on offer. This will help you climb the diving ladder and become a Master Scuba Diver Instructor. In order to achieve an MSDT certificate, you will need to complete 5 PADI specialties. This will only take 3-4 days and can be arranged immediately after you conclude your IDC.

Now go out and celebrate!