OTHER DIVE COURSES FOR YOUR SCUBA DIVING RESUME (CV)

Search courses, projects and programs where you can participate in protecting our oceans and learn about marine biology, marine ecology, monitoring coral bleaching, coral gardening, environmental training, marine science and a lot more.

Become a (better) underwaterwater photographer or underwater videographer by learning from award-winning professionals. From shooting raw materials to, red filters, dome ports, macro ports, camera settings, video lights, photo and video editing and more.

Technical diving, deep diving or any type of diving without direct access to the surface. It's not for the faint hearted and not something you 'just do'. Technique, planning, calculations, nothing is left undiscussed before doing a technical dive. Tec diving, cavern and cave diving, trimix diving, CCR diving, rebreather diving, sidemount diving. Expand your limits and do a tecrec or fundamental course all the way up to technical diving instructor.

Freediving, free-diving, breath-hold diving or apnea - many scuba divers get into it at some point. Become a level 1, 2 or 3 freediver or even master freediver or freediving instructor. Learn about monofin freediving, freediving competitions and safety in freediving.

Maybe you are dreaming of running your own dive center or dive resort. There are various business courses in scuba diving where you can learn about finances, marketing, management, international business and communication, guest relations and a lot more specified to scuba diving. Learn all about the daily operations at a dive center and dive resort management from experienced dive center managers, servicing dive equipment, compressor maintenance, boat maintenance or maybe getting your scuba diving boat driving licence.

As a dive professional you have to be self-dependent sometimes. The self reliant diver course takes it one step further - to learn to dive alone. Well, if you dive with beginners - who is going to help you in times of need? Also if you have a job or project to make photos or videos for a dive center, who is taking care of you underwater? Learn tricks and tips when it comes to solo diving (without a dive buddy) so you are prepared for the worst.

Switching dive organizations can be very beneficial for a dive instructor. Crossover from being a PADI dive instructor to SSI dive instructor or the other way around. Of course you can switch from many dive certification levels and many dive organizations. For the equivalent of your dive course you can contact your next dive center.

Emergency First Response, CPR (defibrilator), first aid, secondary care, providing oxygen, there are many aspects of helping out in case of a medical emergency. As a rescue diver you might have valid first aid training already, but there are many other aspects you can learn or learn to teach others (Emergency First Response Instructor Course or Emergency First Response Instructor Trainer Course for example).

After being certified as a open water scuba instructor you might want to get in to teaching specialties, teaching technical diving, teaching freediving or maybe even teaching snorkeling or swimming. Depending on your dive organizations you can climb up the ladder as an instructor and widen your dive professional resume by being certified to teach more courses. Become a specialty instructor, MSDT (Master Scuba Diver Trainer), IDC (Instructor Development Course) staff instructor, divemaster instructor, instructor trainer, course director or more.

Try diving, book a discover scuba diving experience, refresh your scuba diving knowledge or sign-up for your entry-level scuba diving course. Zero to Hero: Open water diver course, advanced open water diver course, rescue diver course plus divemaster and maybe even dive instructor. Various dive centers who offer internships have the option to book a zero-to-hero package in scuba diving. Have a look at all the options.