
PADI Staff Instructor Course
- Zero hidden costs
- Fully supported by our own onsite Course Director
- Services of the Dive Rutland Highly Trained and Professional Team
Here at Dive Rutland, we believe that all professionals should progress with their own professional development
Why not become a PADI Staff Instructor?
It is a great role to have, one of mentoring and tutoring those individuals looking to progress with their own development
There are many reasons why you would want to take a PADI IDC Staff Instructor Course with us.
Over and above those listed above, you will need the IDC Staff Instructor Crewpack, which includes:-
which we can supply for you.
On this course you focus on consolidation of your evaluation and POSITIVE COACHING techniques originally learnt on our Instructor Development and / or Assistant Instructor courses.
But you might be saying I did not do either course with Dive Rutland - well do not worry as time will be spent covering these aspects in a theoretical and VERY PRACTICAL way.. nothing like practise to consolidate any learnings.
We have two different package options for you to choose from:-
A pre-assessment will be undertaken of your dive theory and in water dive skills but we can do the dive theory virtually.
You will spend three days with us, discussing the psychology of how people learn and showing how to teach, coach and mentor in three key areas
You’ll learn how to evaluate people in each of these areas, but more importantly you’ll learn how to critique them and provide feedback in an interactive and positive manner.
Of course, once you have taken the 3 day PADI IDC Staff Instructor Course, we think it makes sense to then attend one of our Instructor Development Courses as a certified PADI IDC Staff Instructor. You can then see how all of the techniques are put into place, and you’ll see how quickly the IDC Candidates gain the confidence to give effective and professional presentations.
Part 1 -A pre assessment will be undertaken of your dive theory and in water dive skills but we can do the dive theory virtually and then spend the rest of the time discussing the psychology of how people learn and showing how to teach, coach and mentor in three key areas
Whilst getting comfortable with mentoring and coaching the next generation of professionals and the PADI critique criteria
Part2 -You will then join the PADI IDC Candidates on their course. Even though you’ve done your IDC before, the teaching techniques for teaching in the Classroom, Pool and Open Water will bound to have undergone some significant changes.
We are continually researching into how people learn, studying the latest teaching psychology and incorporating all of that into our courses.
If you’ve already done an IDC with us, you’ll know that our IDCs are filled with tips and tricks to get your student to learn quickly. Instructors are encouraged to “Teach less”and instead “Allow people to learn”
After completing Part 1, you will have been updated with the latest teaching methods. You will have learnt how to evaluate the IDC candidates. You’ll learn how to score them, and you’ll learn how to critique them, using positive coaching techniques.
The way that people are spoken to is very important, and linked very closely with the speed of their progression and most importantly you will be working alongside the IDC candidates, giving them encouragement and support.
By sitting in on a IDC you will get to observe the organisation, communication and preparation for an IDC, as well as auditing all training, evaluation and counselling sessions.
Cannot sit through an entire IDC? Not to worry you can audit missed sections at subsequent IDCs.
During this course, you’ll learn the true value of the “Power of Words” AND all using Positive Coaching methodology
Every single person who has attended the PADI IDC Staff Instructor Course has told us how valuable the course has been to them, and how much it has changed their own teaching.
Drinks - Tea, Coffee, hot chocolate, squash and water are provided throughout the classroom sessions, along with homemade cakes
All participants get a Stamford Notebooks notepad, to allow you to make those all important notes
Students who want to become PADI divers must first complete the mandatory course documentation. Known medical conditions are required to be declared and notified to your Instructor prior to any in-water activity. A doctor's confirmation of fitness to dive if answer you to any medical condition on the Medical Statement. You can check out here:
PADI Medical Statement
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Our team of highly experienced instructors will be on hand to guide you through every step of the way, and to make sure you have a safe and enjoyable diving experience.