Master Scuba Diver

Master Scuba Diver 2 Master Scuba Diver
How long until I become a master diver?

How many weeks does it take if I am in water for 4 hours day, 5 days per week to become a dive master?

You could do it in about three weeks. I would not recommend it, but possible. The three week time frame took the diving conditions perfect and it assumes no problem on your side (ear or sinus problems, for example). The minimum requirements for Master Scuba Diver and how you can attend to its completion in three weeks (five days diving / week) WEEK Certification Open Water (3 days / 5 dives) Advanced Open Water Certification (2 days / 5 dives) SECOND WEEK Rescue Diver (2-3 days) five specialty certifications (6-15 dives) WEEK THREE Finish any remaining specialty dives and diving continue to meet requirement of 50 divers. Something important to keep in mind you can do a maximum of three training dives in a day. Therefore there must be a minimum of two days to get your Advanced Open Water Cert. That said, there is no limit to the number of dives you can do daily to the required minimum of 50 dives. So you could make three dives to your class, Advanced and then save a couple fun then dives towards your 50 for the Master Scuba Diver. Some things you need about specialties: * Non-proprietary account for your scuba dive master diver. Thus, if your monitor was placed, you could do three dives for your advanced class and then return to the classroom and eliminate your specialized equipment Specialist (not dive for that one). * The dives you do in your meter certification to advanced diving portion of a specialty. For example, a dive depth is necessary for certification Advanced Open Water. This diving for the proprietary account of diving deep. The three specialty is scuba diving cut in two (at the discretion of the instructor). * You can make a specialty of enriched air at the same time you make your advanced course (PADI only). Keep in mind that the Master Scuba Diver is to describe the diving well rounded experience. So I would encourage you specialties to choose because they interest you, or because they will increase your enjoyment of diving - not because you get to Master Scuba Diver faster. I recommend Peak Performance Buoyancy for all my students. There are only two dives and you can hit one of them in your Advanced class. I also recommend specialist equipment because you will learn about care and feeding of your equipment. Enriched Air and dry suits are also useful depending on the type of diving you do - and also, you can not rent a wet or dry get a Nitrox fill without the appropriate specialized staff. I also recommend PVD (if your dive operator to offer it). They are really fun and something you can get the stuff fast enough. Enjoy!