SSI Dive Guide

Candidates who complete the SSI Dive Guide program gain the skills and information required to oversee and lead certified divers on recreational dives.

Program Specifics

The SSI Dive Guide. The core.

As a recreational diver, you are considering the first step in sharing your love of scuba diving with other divers.

Devoted divers who want to become teachers can enroll in the SSI Dive Guide course. They will have a fulfilling experience in the course with Divemaster.

The purpose of this curriculum is to provide an introduction to the world of professional scuba divers. You will be able to lead certified divers on a range of scuba diving excursions as a dive guide.

After completing the snorkel instructor module, you can teach snorkel diving, grant snorkel diver certificates, and provide underwater tours to certified scuba divers.

The SSI Dive Guide. The prerequisites.

• Age requirement: 15 years old To operate as a Professional Dive Guide in active status, you must be at least eighteen years old.
• possess a minimum of 40 open water dives with a minimum duration of 25 hours.

possess the SSI certificates listed below, or their equivalents from an accredited training organization:

• Stress & Rescue for Divers

possess the SSI certificates listed below, an equivalent from an accredited training organization, or demonstrate experience by presenting at least five (5) logged experience dives in each of the following categories:

• Going Deep
• Getting Around
• Night and Dim Visibility

The SSI Dive Guide. the sessions of training.

Certified divers can be led and guided by SSI Dive Guides. Among the training sessions are:

• Every item
• Extremely skilled and knowledgeable dive guide instructor
• Every boat dive
• Card of certification

With this globally recognized certification, you will be eligible for the following benefits:

• Provide qualified divers with underwater trips.
• After completing the snorkeling instructor module and problem-solving process, teach snorkeling. A snorkel
• After completing the Science of Diving Specialty program, enroll in an SSI Dive Control Specialist program.

There are restrictions. Dive guides are not permitted to lead, instruct, or help with any SSI training courses for scuba divers who are not qualified.

SSI Dive Guide: Method of Learning.

The Dive Guide curriculum uses flexibility, background knowledge, and real-world application to its training methods. The objective is to produce well-

Divers who are ready, adaptable, and marketable.

Your particular teacher determines the number of classes, hours, and sessions per day based on the needs and abilities of each student as well as the conditions in the Red Sea.

SSI Dive Guide: Learning Approach.

The Dive Guide curriculum bases its training techniques on adaptability, prior knowledge, and practical application. The goal is to generate high-quality

Divers who are marketable, flexible, and prepared.

Based on each student’s needs and talents as well as the circumstances in the Red Sea, your specific teacher decides how many classes, hours, and sessions there will be each day.

What To Take With You?

•  Towel
•  Sun cream