Become a Scuba Instructor in Sardinia
FAQs
FAQ - IDC
Answer: Our PADI scuba instructor training program is distinguished by its personalized approach and focus on safety. Each student receives detailed guidance and support from experienced instructors, ensuring effective learning and a deep understanding of PADI teaching techniques. We are dedicated to developing qualified and responsible scuba instructors who are ready to teach with confidence and passion.
Answer: To enroll in our PADI Scuba Instructor course, you must: Be at least 18 years old; Be certified as a PADI Advanced Open Water Diver and Rescue Diver (or equivalent); Have logged at least 60 dives before starting the course and 100 dives before final certification.
Additionally, first aid and CPR (Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation) certifications within the last 24 months are required.
Answer: The time it takes to complete the PADI Scuba Instructor course varies depending on previous experience and personal commitment. On average, our program takes between 5 and 7 weeks, including online knowledge study, in-water practice and assessments. We also offer flexible programs to fit our students' busy schedules.
Answer: To become a Scuba Instructor, it is essential to follow a specific training path. Initially, you will need to qualify as a Divemaster, a role that will allow you to gain practical experience in the world of scuba diving. It is important to note that a Divemaster only begins to gain experience after obtaining the necessary certification.
Subsequently, to become an instructor, you must attend a Scuba Instructor Course (IDC). Only after successfully completing this course and obtaining certification, will you be effectively ready to take on the role of a scuba instructor. In other words, preparation and certification are essential steps before you can consider yourself ready to teach scuba diving at a professional level.
Our organization offers comprehensive training that will guide you step by step on this journey, ensuring you have all the skills and knowledge necessary to become a qualified and successful instructor.
Answer: Yes, our PADI Specialty Instructor course offers the opportunity to specialize in a variety of diving techniques, including deep diving, enriched air diving, dry suit diving, DPV diving and more. This allows future instructors to expand their skills and offer a wide variety of courses to their students.
Answer: Enrolling in our courses is easy. Visit our enrollment page, choose the course you want and fill out the online application form. If you need more information or have specific questions, feel free to contact us directly by email or phone. We are here to assist you every step of the way on your journey to becoming a PADI Scuba Instructor.
FAQs EFR Instructor
Answer: As an Emergency First Response Instructor, you are qualified to teach adult, pediatric, and infant CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation), use of the Automated External Defibrillator (AED), first aid, and emergency oxygen administration.
Answer:
It's simple! With a global network of Instructor Trainers, you can attend the Instructor course at a location near you. If you already hold a current instructor certification with another agency, you may be able to complete the crossover course through independent study.
Exceptional Business Support: From the quick delivery of training products to personalized marketing support, Emergency First Response is committed to providing you with the best commercial support.
Quality Educational Materials: The training manuals follow current emergency care guidelines and are recognized worldwide. Additionally, the videos feature realistic scenarios with lay rescuers and are designed for independent study.
You Can Help Others: By teaching life-saving techniques to lay rescuers that they can use during a medical emergency.
You Can Supplement Your Income: By teaching courses to individuals, businesses, and community groups.
Reduced Classroom Hours: The independent study model provides a focused learning environment and requires less classroom time for you and your students.
Performance-Based Training: Students master skills in a low-stress learning environment to develop the confidence needed to assist in a medical emergency. Flexible course delivery methods allow you to customize the training to meet the specific needs of the students.
Independence: You don't have to work through a diving or training center as required by some agencies, and there are no market restrictions on where you can teach.
Convenience and Flexibility: Adult, child, and infant CPR, AED, and First Aid courses can be taught together or separately in any combination.
Competitively Priced Training Materials: The materials are offered at competitive prices to match or exceed the competition.
Answer: The Instructor course typically lasts 8 to 14 hours, usually spread over two days, depending on the size of the class.
Answer: To take the Emergency First Response Instructor course, you must be at least 18 years old and have completed CPR and first aid training within the last 24 months.
If you do not meet the prerequisites, you must complete additional training before taking the Instructor course. See the questions below for details.
Answer: Yes! As a current medical professional, you are qualified to access the Emergency First Response Instructor course without needing to first complete the Primary and Secondary Care course of Emergency First Response.
Answer: Instructors with current certifications from other certifying organizations are eligible for the Emergency First Response Instructor crossover course. You may be able to complete this course through independent study. Contact us to enroll.
Answer: If you have already received CPR/First Aid training but your certification has expired, you must first complete the Emergency First Response Primary and Secondary Care courses. This training can be completed in just one day and can be provided by our Instructor Trainers in conjunction with your Emergency First Response Instructor course.
Answer: No problem! All you need to do is complete the Primary Care (CPR) and Secondary Care courses first. This takes about one day. This course can be provided by our Instructor Trainers in conjunction with your Emergency First Response Instructor course.
Answer: It’s up to you. We can give you general guidelines, but you will determine the final price.
Answer: If you are interested in becoming an Emergency First Response Instructor, please contact us.
