Navigation Specialty Instructor Seminar

Start today - You need to be a Divemaster or equivalent to join SSI´s 3-Step Instructor Training Approach. The training process starts with joining the Assistant Instructor / Instructor Training Course combination accompanied with Digital Learning. After successful completion of the Instructor Training Course (ITC) you will enroll in an Instructor Evaluation (IE) to qualify as an SSI Open Water Instructor. This 10 day training program entitles you to teach various key SSI programs independently like Scuba Diver, Open Water Diver, Enriched Air Nitrox, Diver Stress & Rescue and Dive Guide. For those who want to take more time to learn and to gain valuable teaching experience between the training programs the 3 parts can also be taken as single steps - Assistant Instructor, Instructor Training Course (ITC) and Instructor Evaluation (IE) one after the other at own pace and with a flexible schedule.

The Divemaster program is the first step on an exciting journey. Earn the respect of your dive buddies and become an ambassador for diving by taking the Divemaster program. All you need to get started are 40 verified/logged dives and certifications in Deep Diving, Navigation, Night & Limited Visibility or at least 5 logged/verified dives experience in each area plus Diver Stress & Rescue. You will be certified as a Dive Guide after successfully completing the Divemaster program. When your interest is to turn your passion into a profession by guiding certified divers, teaching Ecology programs, assisting instructors or even becoming an instructor yourself, your next step is the Divemaster Upgrade with a minimum of 60 logged/verified. Upgrade to Divemaster right away or any time after by self-studying the Science of Diving materials, passing the Digital Final Exam which makes you an SSI Professional.

The Assistant Instructor rating is the next step after becoming a Divemaster along the scuba instructor pathway. It allows you to collect valuable teaching experience, practice briefings, teach academics, and conduct in-water training. If you want to further your career as a dive professional, you can finish the Instructor Training Course, pass the Instructor Evaluation, and become an Open Water Diving Instructor.

The SSI Night & Limited Visibility Specialty Instructor Seminar equips dive professionals with the knowledge, skills, and teaching techniques required to safely conduct Night and Limited Visibility specialty programs. Through practical training and instructor-level development, candidates learn how to manage dive planning, navigation, communication, safety procedures, and environmental awareness in low-light conditions.This seminar prepares instructors to confidently teach divers how to explore underwater environments after dark or in reduced visibility, while emphasizing risk management, student comfort, and responsible diving practices. Upon completion, instructors will be qualified to inspire divers to discover the unique sights, marine life, and experiences that only night and limited visibility diving can offer.

The SSI Navigation Specialty Instructor Seminar equips dive professionals with the knowledge, skills, and teaching techniques required to confidently conduct underwater navigation training. Through instructor-level development, candidates learn how to teach natural navigation methods, compass navigation, dive planning, and navigation patterns in various diving environments.This seminar emphasizes precision, confidence, and situational awareness, enabling instructors to help divers navigate effectively both above and below the surface. Candidates will develop the ability to conduct engaging training sessions while promoting safe diving practices and sound decision-making. Upon completion, instructors will be qualified to teach divers how to navigate with confidence, enhancing their safety, independence, and overall diving experience.

The SSI Deep Diving Specialty Instructor Seminar prepares dive professionals to teach divers how to safely explore deeper underwater environments with confidence and competence. Through instructor-level training, candidates gain the knowledge, skills, and teaching techniques required to conduct deep diving programs while emphasizing safety, planning, and responsible diving practices.This seminar focuses on deep dive planning, gas management, equipment considerations, environmental factors, and the physiological effects associated with increased depth. Candidates learn how to manage risks, monitor diver performance, and conduct effective training sessions that build confidence and situational awareness. Upon completion, instructors will be qualified to teach divers how to safely extend their depth limits and experience the excitement and challenges of deep diving.

If you're looking to open your career opportunities EVEN MORE we have just the course for you! With our 'onboarding' (previously called Crossover) program we have everything you need to make the step across to SSI and advance your instructor abilities whilst stay in paradise. On this program our expert instructors will teach you all about the SSI system, skills and academics building your confidence and getting you ready for your IE. to find out more get in touch, we are excited to welcome you into the SSI family.

Assistant Instructor Trainers prepare Assistant Instructors to teach academics and conduct in-water training. As an Assistant Instructor Trainer, you are also qualified to assist Instructor Trainers, giving you valuable experience along your scuba diving instructor pathway. When ready, you can finish the Instructor Training Seminar, allowing you to become an SSI Instructor Trainer. Start your journey to create scuba diving instructors today.

Join us in protecting what we love. Our beach and dive site clean-ups are more than just events — they’re a commitment to preserving the beauty of Juara Bay and the marine life that calls it home. From shoreline sweeps to underwater clean-ups, we bring together divers, ocean lovers, and the local community to make a real impact where it matters most. Every piece removed from the ocean is a step toward healthier reefs, safer marine habitats, and a more sustainable future for diving.

React Right is SSI’s emergency first response course and provides you with the training and knowledge you need to act as a first responder in a medical emergency. In this flexible dive program, you can choose which subjects you want to learn about, including primary assessment, first aid, CPR and primary stabilization techniques. You can also learn about oxygen administration in diving emergencies and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) basics. Using a combination of academic sessions and practical training scenarios, this program will give you the tools and confidence you need for emergency response. By the time you are certified, you will be able to act as an emergency first responder, provide first aid and CPR, administer oxygen and provide AED support in a medical emergency. Earn your SSI React Right specialty certification. Get started today!

The SSI Diver Stress and Rescue specialty program teaches you the skills you need to protect yourself and other divers. You will learn how to identify stress, how to prevent accidents and be taught practical techniques to conduct rescues and provide emergency care. With a combination of pool and open water practice sessions, you will become well prepared and confident at handling emergency and rescue situations. Upon completion, you will earn the SSI Diver Stress and Rescue Specialty certification.

The SSI React Right Specialty Instructor Seminar prepares dive professionals to teach essential first aid, CPR, oxygen administration, EAD and emergency response skills with confidence and competence. Through instructor-level training, candidates develop the knowledge and teaching techniques required to effectively deliver the SSI React Right program.This seminar emphasises accident prevention, emergency management, and the ability to respond quickly and effectively in critical situations. Instructors learn how to conduct engaging classroom sessions, practical skill scenarios, and emergency simulations that build confidence and preparedness in their students. Upon completion, instructors will be qualified to teach divers and non-divers alike the lifesaving skills needed to respond to medical emergencies both in and out of the water.