If you’re wondering what IDC, IE or PADI stands for, then you’re obviously not a SCUBA diver about to achieve a professional diving qualification.
The PADI IDC Instructor Development Course is a big deal, because it’s just diving ends and teaching starts. Professional, as in do-it-for-a-living, because you will be transferring knowledge to others, it’s important you are held against stringent standards and achieve important objectives.
Taking part in a PADI IDC Instructor Development Course will teach you those standards and help you achieve those objectives and ultimately help you get certified as a PADI Open Water SCUBA Diving Instructor OWSI.
Asia’s next SCUBA diving PADI IDC Instructor Development Course is being held here in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia and will be conducted by the top PADI 5 Star IDC Dive Centre.
The PADI 5 Star DIVE Centre facilities include classrooms in the city, and a dive station tucked away in a secluded cove on one of the nearby islands, surrounded by pristine rainforest and the ever vibrant coral reefs of the Tunku Abdul Rahman Park, Sabah.
The PADI IDC Instructor Development Course in Sabah is usually immediately followed by the PADI Instructor Exam IE, a 2-day IDC evaluation conducted by PADI instructor examiners who fly in as needed from Sydney, Australia. Click through to the PADI IDC Instructor Development Course events page to see when the next one is coming up.
You can also choose to do the PADI IDC Instructor Development Course as part of an internship program with the PADI 5 Star IDC Dive Centre.
An internship program allows you to get to know every aspect of the dive industry from dealing with daily divers, through to replenishing the coffee, tea and biscuits. Oh yes, and diving. It also allows you to log the many and different dives that you require to achieve certain certifications.
All said, if going out to a beautiful tropical island every day where you are surrounded by nature above, below and to the sides of you, where you hang out with other people passionate about diving every day and you get to meet and teach diving to people from many different countries and cultures, if that is what you call work – then yes, a diving internship is lots of work.
SCUBA diving internships around Asia are plentiful. Where you ultimately decided to your diving internship will largely depend on how serious you are about becoming a dive instructor, how highly you value the quality of your instructor education and how focussed you want to be on your dive training.
Choosing to do your SCUBA diving internship in Sabah, Malaysia makes sense for the diver serious about becoming a quality instructor themselves, following tuition by those passionate about diving and maintaining high standards not just in their own business, but that of the diving industry in general.
If you choose Sabah, Malaysia for your SCUBA Diving Internship, you choose:
To find out more about Asian SCUBA Diving Internships in Sabah, Malaysia, simply fill out the contact form below. Or, if you’re interested in the SCUBA diving PADI IDC Instructor Development Course, surf on over to the PADI IDC Events Page.
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