Why become a Divemaster?
Because the ocean becomes part of your everyday life. Dive more, meet people who share your interests, take your skills further and open the door to working in diving, full-time or on weekends.
What does a Divemaster do?
Divemasters work at dive schools and operators, on liveaboards and cruise ships, and at resorts, clubs and fitness centers. Their work includes assisting instructors with students, leading certified divers, conducting introductory diving experiences and delivering refresher programs for divers returning after a break.
What do you need to get started?
- Have completed the following courses: Open Water, Advanced, First Aid and Rescue;
- Have at least 40 logged dives to start (60 to qualify for certification);
- Be at least 18 years old;
- Read the medical questionnaire.
What will you do during the course?
- Study the theory through PADI eLearning;
- Take the theory exam;
- Meet the pool and ocean training requirements.
How long does the course take?
You set the pace. There is no minimum or maximum duration: you earn your Divemaster certification once you meet the certification requirements. You can train daily, on weekends, one weekend a month or on a schedule that fits your life.
What's included in the course price?
- Access to the online learning platform;
- Practical training;
- Compressed-air tanks;
- Supervised internship.
Please note:
- During the course, the only equipment provided is the compressed-air tank. You must bring or rent all other equipment;
- The certification fee is not included in the course price. Learn more about certification.
Course price
R$3,200.00
Contact our team to discuss the payment options available for your enrollment.
Take the next step in your professional training.
Contact Master Dive. We'll arrange your online training and work with you to schedule your practical sessions.
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