Padi Divemaster Application: Fill & Download for Free

Here at the Gili Islands in Indonesia the costs for Zero to Hero are:PADI Open Water Diver: $410PADI Advanced Open Water Diver: $335PADI Rescue Diver and EFR: $520PADI Divemaster Course: $1035PADI Divemaster crew pack: $300PADI Instructor Course and EFRI: $1060PADI IDC Crew pack: $770In total it will be around: $4430PADI and EFR Fees and Applications are not included.Training can be done in 6 -7 months.

Simple answer — Yes. You must be at least 18 years old.To begin a PADI Divemaster program, you must be at least 18 years old, be an open water diver, PADI Advanced Open Water Diver and a PADI Rescue Diver, be CPR certified within the past 24 months, and have 40 verified logged dives.In order to be certified as a PADI Divemaster, you must complete the course, including internships, swims, practical assessments and exams, have 60 logged dives, and still be current with CPR within the past 24 months. You could then submit your application, and associated fees.There is no upper age limit to becoming a Divemaster.In many places around the world, if you plan to work as a Divemaster, you’ll also need liability insurance.

If you are talking about Final Exam (paper), it's 120qns MCQ. Part 1 is 60 qns, open book (Instructor Manual), PADI don't expect you to memorize the standards. Part 2 is 60 qns, closed book, you are expected to know your dive theory as a dive pro. Passing for all PADI paper exams are 75%.If you are talking about practical, then there are quite a bit of things, your instructor will brief you on that, and your Divemaster Application package has almost everything there, and your Instructor manual has all the details on requirements.Things that you are graded with minimum requirements include:Water Skills Exercises (5 + Diver Rescue)Dive Skills (24)Professionalism (7 aspects)A few suggestions.To score mostly 5s for all the Dive skills: slowly, exaggerated, appeared easy. To do this, you slow down to a speed that may appear stupid but helps first timers to see clearly. Also pause in between movements, and emphasize critical attributes like waving your palms, tapping your shoulder to catch attention. No point being the world best diver in completing the skills but your students can't see how you did it, not to mention learning how to do it.To do well on equipment exchange and diver rescue exercise, don't be greedy, one thing at a time.Things that are evaluated with meeting performance requirements are basically the Practical Applications:Practical Skills (5)DM Conducted Program Workshops (5)Practical Assessments (4)Like I said, everything is in your DM Application package and Instructor Manual, something that you definitely must have before you start your course. The rest of things you can ask your instructor.