When you want to turn pro, it's time to become a Divemaster. Part tour guide, part equipment gopher, part assistant instructor, you'll do it all as a Divemaster.

In the Watermanship and Skill Assessment portion, you'll demonstrate your comfort in the water and refine your diving skills to the point of being able to demonstrate them for students.

In the Knowledge Development portion, you'll learn more about the theory of diving, including dive planning, dive management and control, supervising students in training, physics, physiology, equipment, skills and environment and dive tables.

In the Practical Application portion, you'll work with actual Open Water students in both the confined and open water and lead advanced specialty dives like night and deep dives.

At Dive Utah, we take pride in our Divemasters. They are highly trained individuals who have many responsibilities from leading local Dive-Alongs to leading California trips.

You'll need to be PADI Advanced Open Water and Rescue Diver certified or equivalent. You need to be in good physical condition for diving and have a diving-medical exam conducted within the last year. You must have a minimum of 20 logged dives to begin the course and have a minimum of 60 logged dives prior to certification. As a Divemaster, you are expected to have your own equipment that is professional, both in appearance as well as performance. (Tanks and weights can be provided.)

Turn pro with the PADI Divemaster course at Dive Utah!