Instructor Development Course
- Why not make diving your hobby when you can make it your profession.
- Imagine a job where you actually look forward to heading off to work in the morning!
Every time divers explore our boats and sign up for PADI Courses, many ask "This must be great satisfaction teaching students how to dive" and of course continue their education.
So as a PADI Professional, you to can do things others only dream of. Whether you currently work in the diving industry or are interested in becoming a PADI Pro contact us today and you to could be actioning your dreams for your future.
Here at Colona Group we can offer you our PADI Instructor Development Course with our highly qualified Course Director Bent Posejpal.
Bent teaches all his professional level courses including assistant instructor (AI), open water scuba instructor (OWSI), the instructor development course (IDC), staff instructor (IDCSI) and master scuba diver trainer prep (MSDT).
Bent's knowledge (that's him above) of the PADI system of diving education is second to none. Bent has been diving Phuket since 1989. He was awarded with Platinum Course Director status from PADI in early 2007. |
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He uses the latest techniques, tools, presentations and materials developed by PADI, and then polishes it for the best teaching experience for his students. His presentation and counseling techniques make you feel comfortable, confident, and relaxed. This builds a positive learning environment conducive to remembering the information you've been taught. He's been a PADI Course Director since 1994 (trained almost 1,000 Instructors) and that makes him one of the most experienced PADI Course Directors in Asia.
Bent's talents also run to writing, as he has been published several times in Norwegian diving magazines, writing about upper-level education and about the wonderful diving to be found in Thailand's waters.
Bent speaks perfectly english and all Scandinavian languages.
If you like to enter into your new professional career, contact Bent as soon as possible!
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