Question 2: Is the diving certificate difficult to test? Whether a diving certificate is good or not depends on one's talent and hard work. Any difficulty is directly proportional to one's own efforts, so if you want to get a diving certificate, you must work hard.
Divers' admission methods:
/kloc-swimmers over 0/0 years old who meet the requirements of diving activities and know a little about swimming can do it.
Course objectives:
Use the knowledge and skills learned in the course to dive with potential partners without supervision, but still keep diving within their training and experience.
Course standard: All courses are completed by coach PADI; Implement teaching in strict accordance with PADI standards; Combining classroom theory with audio-visual teaching.
Course content: Learn diving knowledge step by step.
Teach students to master basic diving skills.
Systematic study of various disciplines related to diving.
Combination skills of calm water and open water
To get a scuba diver visa, you only need to complete the first three modules of knowledge development in open waters, the first three dives in calm waters and the first and second dives in open waters.
Senior open water diver (senior open water diver)
AOW, this course provides participants with different professional diving training, such as deep diving, boat diving, underwater sailing and night diving. . Wait a minute. The course must complete 5 open water dives (advanced open water dives) or 9 open water dives (advanced open water dives). Participants must have the qualification of junior diver in open water or other equivalent level.
Emergency first action (first emergency response)
Medical first aid training is an independent course of first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation. This course is mainly medical training, and there is no diving course, so participants do not need to have any diving qualification. The duration of the course is about 8 hours.
In the PADI system, if students have passed the training of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) of the International Red Cross, they may not study EFR.
Rescue diver (rescue diver)
The rescue diver course is the first course that requires divers to concentrate on another diver while learning to dive. In this course, students will learn how to avoid dangers and accidents and be able to cope with emergencies in the water at any time. This course consists of 12 rescue exercises at five subject levels. Participants must have senior divers in open waters or other qualifications at the same level.
Special courses (diving courses)
Diving course is a short-term specialized course, and the course arrangement is usually 1 ~ 2 days, mainly 2 ~ 4 professional diving trainings. The qualifications of participating students vary according to the difficulty of diving.
Diving master (Shi Ming diver)
When divers have completed PADI's five professional diving courses and obtained the qualification of rescue divers, they can apply for a Shi Ming diver's license. Shi Ming diver is the highest honor for leisure divers.
Diving master (diving master)
Diving master is the first stop for diving teaching and training. Divers with a master's license in diving can be engaged in diving guides or assist in diving teaching and training. The long diving course includes three main contents: diving theory and knowledge, diving skills and practical marine experience.
Assistant director (teaching assistant)
The teaching assistant course is to let participants know more about the professional knowledge and skills of diving teaching and training. The course content includes the actual combat marine practice course with the trainees under the supervision of the coach, which is the best education for diving instructors. Participants must have the qualification of diving master.
Instructor Development Course IDC (Instructor Training Course)
After completing the teacher training course, trainees can work as teachers and be trained as teaching assistants, but they cannot teach professional diving training.
Instructor training courses provide diving teaching skills and professional knowledge. The course includes at least 18 courses, covering all theoretical and practical diving skills.
Participants are required to complete 9 indoor courses, swimming pool courses and marine internship courses. Students who pass the coach training course can take the coach certification exam.
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Question 3: What are the diving certificates? If you just want to see the bottom of the sea, you don't need to research it. The coach can pull you for about ten meters. If you are really interested in diving, you can take the OW test now. The so-called OW is diving in open water, which can dive to 18M. The advanced one is AOW, that is, Adwanced open water diving, which can dive to 28-30M. If the major is different, you can also take the coach's certificate. Personally, I want to have fun, so I suggest taking an OW exam.
Question 4: How long does it take a novice to take the diving certificate? Generally, it takes about 4 days to get the junior diving certificate. It also depends on where you study, because if you are an island, you can complete all the parts directly, but study in domestic cities and study separately. For example, Open Water, an open water diver on PADI, needs two days to complete the theory and practice in the calm waters of the swimming pool, and then actually dive in the open water for two days. The advantage of taking classes in China is that you can learn the theory and swimming pool well in your spare time first, and then go out to complete the open water, saving 2 days and having a good time. There is an Atlantis diving club in Shanghai. Other information can go to their official website.
Question 5: The diving certificate requires that 15 years old or above (CMAS requires 16 years old or above) be in good health without the following contraindications:
1. Had middle ear surgery or corneal surgery.
2. Have a history of lung injury, especially spontaneous pneumothorax.
3. Severe obstructive pulmonary disease, such as chronic emphysema or severe asthma.
4. Congenital diverticulum of alveoli or cystic disease of lung.
5. People with a history of epilepsy or spasm.
6. Frequent fainting for unknown reasons
7. People with coronary artery disease (such as angina pectoris) or a history of myocardial infarction.
8. Patients with erythrocytopathy, such as sickle cell anemia.
9. Patients with insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus
10. People who have been drinking or taking drugs for a long time
1 1. Patients with mental illness
basic skill
Swimming in 200 meters, you can't give up halfway, and there are no restrictions on swimming methods.
10 minute survival trip, drowning prevention, floating on water, etc.
15m horizontal diving, with the body out of the water and no diving.
Question 6: How to get a diving certificate 1? Go to the coastal city to find a shipping company to work for three months and get a license to leave.
I drove from Shanghai to the Philippines. At present, there are diving shops on the three islands of Duma Gaidi, Dalagadi and Mama Pai Luffa. The essence lies in the crew. It takes about 3-4 days to get OW diving certificate through diving shop. There are many different diving organizations in the world, such as PADI, SSI, TDI, CMAS, NAUI, GUE, ANTD, UTD and so on. My personal opinion is that you don't have to stick to one, but choose a coach you think is trustworthy and follow him to start your underwater adventure.
Question 7: How much does it cost to get crystaldive's diving instructor license in Taodao, Thailand? From Xiaobai to the instructor, it is 1.7 million baht (more than 30,000 RMB), and the accommodation fee is 7,500 baht a month. It takes about three months to complete the study, and you don't need to buy equipment during the study, but if you decide to do this, your own equipment is necessary.
It is also very important that the income of diving instructors is not high, and it is a bit difficult to support yourself when you are married and have children.
Question 8: How long does it take to get the diving permit? It has something to do with where you study. PADI's OW (Open Water) course includes three parts: theoretical study, swimming pool study and open water practice. Open water exercises need four times, and the depth should not exceed 18m. If you study in the city where you live, you may have 4-6 theoretical studies and swimming pool internships in 1~6 weeks, and then go out to sea or lake for 4 open water internships in two days.
If you travel abroad to do research, the course of open water usually lasts about 4 days. If you can learn theoretical knowledge through books or DVD at home, you can reduce the time of theoretical study, and of course you still have to pass the written test.
Question 9: Is there an age limit for the diving license exam? /kloc-more than 0/4 people can take padi's diving license.
Question 10: What should I get for my diving card? PADI ordinary diver level:
Open water diver (open water junior diver)
Traditionally, they are called OW. Junior divers in open waters are the most basic diving courses, and students can learn diving skills and diving safety knowledge when diving with potential partners. The course includes 5 indoor courses, 5 swimming pool practice courses and 4 ocean practice courses. Participants must be at least 15 years old.
Senior open water diver (senior open water diver)
AOW, this course provides participants with different professional diving training, such as deep diving, boat diving, underwater sailing and night diving ... The course must complete 5 open water dives (advanced open water dives) or 9 open water dives (advanced open water dives). Participants must have the qualification of junior diver in open water or other equivalent level.
Emergency first action (first emergency response)
Medical first aid training is an independent course of first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation. This course is mainly medical training, and there is no diving course, so participants do not need to have any diving qualification. The duration of the course is about 8 hours.
In the PADI system, if students have passed the training of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) of the International Red Cross, they may not study EFR.
Rescue diver (rescue diver)
The rescue diver course is the first course that requires divers to concentrate on another diver while learning to dive. In this course, students will learn how to avoid dangers and accidents and be able to cope with emergencies in the water at any time. This course consists of 12 rescue exercises at five subject levels. Participants must have senior divers in open waters or other qualifications at the same level.
Special courses (diving courses)
Diving course is a short-term specialized course, and the course arrangement is usually 1 ~ 2 days, mainly 2 ~ 4 professional diving trainings. The qualifications of participating students vary according to the difficulty of diving.
Diving master (Shi Ming diver)
When divers have completed PADI's five professional diving courses and obtained the qualification of rescue divers, they can apply for a Shi Ming diver's license. Shi Ming diver is the highest honor for leisure divers.
Diving master (diving master)
Diving master is the first stop for diving teaching and training. Divers with a master's license in diving can be engaged in diving guides or assist in diving teaching and training. The long diving course includes three main contents: diving theory and knowledge, diving skills and practical marine experience.
Assistant director (teaching assistant)
The teaching assistant course is to let participants know more about the professional knowledge and skills of diving teaching and training. The course content includes the actual combat marine practice course with the trainees under the supervision of the coach, which is the best education for diving instructors. Participants must have the qualification of diving master.
Instructor Development Course IDC (Instructor Training Course)
After completing the teacher training course, trainees can work as teachers and be trained as teaching assistants, but they cannot teach professional diving training.
Instructor training courses provide diving teaching skills and professional knowledge. The course includes at least 18 courses, covering all theoretical and practical diving skills.
Participants are required to complete 9 indoor courses, swimming pool courses and marine internship courses. Students who pass the coach training course can take the coach certification exam.