Corsi di Specialita
Diventa Istruttore di Specialità
Our Instructor Specialty programs are designed for certified scuba instructors who want to expand their teaching credentials, increase employability, and offer more value to dive centers and students worldwide.
Each Specialty Instructor course focuses not only on standards and knowledge development, but also on real-world teaching techniques, risk management, and student engagement.
DPV Specialty Instructor
The Deep Diver Specialty Instructor course qualifies you to train divers to safely explore depths down to 40 meters.
You will learn how to teach advanced gas management, narcosis awareness, decompression theory, and emergency planning for deep environments.
This specialty is highly requested in resort and liveaboard operations and is essential for instructors working in destinations known for walls, pinnacles, and wrecks.
As a DPV Specialty Instructor, you’ll be certified to teach divers how to safely and efficiently use underwater scooters.
The course covers equipment setup, battery management, navigation strategies, team procedures, and risk mitigation when diving with propulsion vehicles.
DPV instruction is increasingly popular in technical, exploration, and advanced recreational diving environments.
The Drift Diver Specialty Instructor course prepares you to teach one of the most exciting and widely practiced types of diving.
You’ll focus on current assessment, entry and exit techniques, surface signaling, team coordination, and boat procedures.
This specialty is particularly valuable for instructors working in tropical destinations, channels, and oceanic environments.
This course qualifies you to teach divers how to dive safely and comfortably using a dry suit in cold, temperate, or technical environments.
Instructor training emphasizes buoyancy control, thermal protection, emergency procedures, and suit-specific risk management.
A must-have specialty for instructors working in lakes, quarries, cold seas, or extended-season diving destinations.
As a DSMB Specialty Instructor, you’ll be able to train divers in the correct deployment and use of surface marker buoys from depth.
The course focuses on line management, deployment techniques, mid-water control, and emergency signaling.
This specialty significantly improves diver safety and is highly valued by dive centers operating in boat-diving environments.
The Emergency Oxygen Provider Specialty Instructor course authorizes you to teach divers and non-divers how to recognize diving-related injuries and administer emergency oxygen correctly.
You’ll learn how to teach equipment setup, oxygen delivery systems, emergency protocols, and incident management.
This specialty is essential for dive professionals and a strong asset for dive centers focused on safety culture.
One of the most requested specialties worldwide, the Enriched Air (Nitrox) Specialty Instructor course qualifies you to teach divers how to use oxygen-enriched breathing gases safely.
Instructor training covers oxygen exposure limits, analyzing gas, dive planning, and best teaching practices for both classroom and practical sessions.
A core specialty for instructors working in resort, liveaboard, and repetitive diving environments.
Full Face Mask Specialty Instructor
One of the most requested specialties worldwide, the Enriched Air (Nitrox) Specialty Instructor course qualifies you to teach divers how to use oxygen-enriched breathing gases safely.
Instructor training covers oxygen exposure limits, analyzing gas, dive planning, and best teaching practices for both classroom and practical sessions.
A core specialty for instructors working in resort, liveaboard, and repetitive diving environments.
This specialty enables you to teach divers how their scuba equipment works and how to properly care for, maintain, and troubleshoot gear.
The focus is on functionality, preventive maintenance, and problem recognition, not repair.
It’s an excellent specialty for instructors who want to build diver confidence, reduce equipment-related issues, and add value to continuing education programs.
The Full Face Mask Specialty Instructor course allows you to teach divers to use full face masks, including those with communication systems.
You’ll cover equipment configuration, emergency procedures, mask removal and switching, and task loading considerations.
This specialty is particularly relevant for public safety, professional, and specialty diving operations.
As a Night Diver Specialty Instructor, you’ll be certified to train divers to explore the underwater world after dark.
The course emphasizes light handling, navigation, communication techniques, marine life behavior, and night-specific safety considerations.
Night diving is one of the most popular advanced specialties and is offered by dive centers worldwide.
This specialty prepares you to teach divers how to locate and recover lost objects using search patterns, lifting devices, and proper planning techniques.
Instructor training focuses on problem-solving, risk assessment, and task management underwater.
Highly useful for instructors working in training environments, lakes, or professional diving contexts.
The Underwater Naturalist Specialty Instructor course enables you to teach divers how to better understand marine ecosystems, aquatic life interactions, and environmental awareness.
The emphasis is on observation, interpretation, and conservation rather than species memorization.
An excellent specialty for instructors who want to promote eco-awareness and enrich recreational diving experiences.
The Wreck Diver Specialty Instructor course authorizes you to teach divers how to safely explore shipwrecks and artificial structures.
Training focuses on wreck mapping, hazard identification, line handling, and penetration procedures within recreational limits.
A flagship specialty for instructors working in wreck-rich destinations and one of the most sought-after advanced certifications.
🎃 Fun, creative, and surprisingly effective as a teaching tool, this specialty allows you to run controlled underwater task-loading experiences.
The course emphasizes buoyancy control, tool handling, team coordination, and environmental awareness—all wrapped in an engaging format.
A fantastic specialty for events, clubs, and dive centers looking to offer something unique while reinforcing core diving skills. 😉
