IDC COURSES - IDC

Open Water Scuba Instructor

After successfully completing the OWSI program and IE, you will be certified to teach:

• PADI Scuba Diver
• Open water Diver
• Adventure Diver
• Advanced Open Water Diver
• Rescue Diver
• Dive master Course
• Teach and certify Peak Performance Buoyancy Specialty Divers and Project AWARE
• Teach and certify students in Emergency First Response (after completion of an EFR Instructor Course)
• Teach and certify students in a non-diving specialty, such as Equipment Specialty, after successful completion of a Specialty Instructor training Course
• You may also conduct Bubble maker, Discover Scuba, Scuba Review, Discover Scuba Diving, Discover Local Diving, Skin Diving and snorkeling programs.

Continuing Education - Endless opportunities for career success. Learning and growth don't stop once you become A PADI Open Water Instructor. PADI continuing education philosophy provides you the opportunity to continually expand the courses you may offer and your income potential. Check out also our DSAT Tec Deep Instructor Development program.

OWSI Program Prerequisites:

• Certified as a PADI Assistant Instructor or as a current Instructor member in good standing with another recreational diver training organization.
• Be at least 18 years old.
• Be fit for diving and submit a medical statement for a diving medical examination conducted in the past twelve months.
• Have been a certified diver for the last 6 months and have completed and logged at least 60 open water scuba dives and have experience in deep, night and navigation diving.

Note: To attend an IE you must have at least 100 logged dives.

• Submit proof of CPR and first aid training within the last 24 months.
• Submit documentation of any equivalent certification for entry-level, advanced, rescue and leadership-level issued by another recreational diver training organization.

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