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 Make
the jump from training divers to training Dive Leaders. In doing
so, you become a key player in the success of your dive facility
and meet one requirement of becoming a Master Instructor.
Dive Control Specialists contribute significantly to the success
of a dive business because they can assist in so many ways (see
Dive Control Specialist page). In addition, DiveCons create a ready
pool of candidates for Instructor programs. The Dive Control Specialist
course can be rewarding, fun and profitable to teach.
DIVECON SPECIALIST INSTRUCTOR COURSE DETAILS
Prerequisites
Before applying to the DiveCon Instructor Training program, candidates
must meet the following:
- have an active SSI Advanced Open Water Instructor rating or
equivalent
- have logged at least 24 dives in the last 12 months
- have personal scuba diving equipment
- be at least 18 years old
- have a current medical exam for diving signed by a physician
Requirements
To receive their DCSI rating, candidates must have a minimum of
30 SSI certifications and current training in CPR and First Aid.
Training Program
The program consists of a seminar covering SSI Training Standards,
training procedures, materials, skills sessions, classroom sessions
and course administration.
Program Materials
The program requires the DCSI and DiveCon manuals, videos and the
Dive Control Specialist Training Record.
After Graduation
Upon graduation, SSI DCSIs can train Dive Control Specialists.
Active Status
To maintain active status, DCSIs must be affiliated with an SSI
Dealer and have current insurance.
Program Cost
Due to variances in content, duration and training needed, you should
contact the Training Facility for the cost of your program.
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