Integrated Divemaster Program – EFR + Rescue Diver + Divemaster

Integrated Divemaster Program – EFR + Rescue Diver + Divemaster

The Integrated Divemaster Program is designed for divers who want to enter the professional diving world through a complete training pathway that combines the Emergency First Response (EFR) Course, the PADI Rescue Diver Course, and the PADI Divemaster Program.

The program is conducted in several progressive training stages, allowing participants to gradually develop their diving, rescue, leadership, and professional supervision skills.

Stage One: Emergency First Response (EFR)

This course focuses on first aid skills and effective emergency response techniques.

The course includes:

First aid emergency scenarios

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)

Automated External Defibrillator (AED) use

Injury and emergency management

Practical emergency response training until professional medical assistance arrives

The EFR course lasts for two days, with 6 training hours per day under the supervision of certified instructors.

Stage Two: PADI Rescue Diver Course

The Rescue Diver Course is one of the most important stages in diver development, focusing on accident prevention, emergency management, and rescue techniques both underwater and at the surface.

The course includes:

Evening theoretical sessions during weekdays

Practical confined water training in a swimming pool near our branches in Jerusalem and Qalansawe

Open water rescue training in the Red Sea during weekends (Friday & Saturday), including realistic rescue scenarios required for certification

Stage Three: PADI Divemaster Program

This is the first professional level in the PADI system, preparing participants to become professional dive leaders capable of organizing dives, assisting instructors, and supervising certified divers.

The program includes:

Advanced dive theory, leadership, and supervision training

Professional-level diving skill development

Rescue and stamina exercises

Dive organization and management

Assisting instructors with students

Leading certified divers in open water

Practical training takes place in the Red Sea under the direct supervision of highly experienced professional instructors.

Program Requirements & Prerequisites:

Participants must hold a PADI Advanced Open Water Diver certification (or equivalent)

Minimum age: 18 years old

Valid medical clearance for scuba diving

Minimum logged dives as required by PADI professional standards

This integrated program is the ideal pathway for divers who want to transition from recreational diving into the professional diving industry and pursue careers in diving, travel, and marine activities worldwide.

All our programs are conducted under the supervision of local instructors with international-level experience and according to the highest international safety and training standards.