IDC at Easy Divers Cyprus

About Us: Welcome to Easy Divers Cyprus.

Easy Divers began as a small concern and over the past 9 years and has grown to become a PADI 5* Instructor Development Centre. We are the leading Scuba Diver Operations on the East Coast Of Cyprus, Taking Professional Scuba Diving to the next level.

We offer all aspects of Recreational Diver training and Professional Diver Training. We are the largest well stocked retail dive stores in Protaras Ayia Napa area. No waiting!

We can help your Business? If you are a dive centre and would like to upgrade to the prestige status of Padi Instructor Development Centre 'IDC '.

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We are proud to have been awarded many certificates of excellence from PADI and our customers. Our 5 star PADI IDC centre offers courses from try dives through to instructor level. We combine the academics at our centre and the Mediterranean Sea for the practical part of the course, what a perfect way to learn to dive.

The term Technical Diving is used to describe a wide range of advanced level diving activities that can be very diverse, ranging from the overhead environment, to wreck, deep and/or mixed gas diving.

As a general definition it is generally expected that most technical dives take place below 40m/130 ft where set decompression stops are required before surfacing.

Dives that takes place in the overhead environment, such as wreck, or cave penetration can also often be defined as technical dives as are certain types of Rebreather diving.

The line between technical diving and non-technical, or recreational diving is, to say the least, vague. A type of diving that may be "cutting edge" one day may be "mainstream" the next. Nitrox Diving is a good example. Until a few years ago Nitrox diving was frowned upon and some segments of the industry actively discouraged its use. As times changed Nitrox became an accepted part of regular recreational diving and is now a part of many dive operations around the world.

When did it all start?
Technical diving was, and still is, all about wanting to go that bit further. It started the first time someone peered on the surface of a body of water, wondering what lay below. Man's dreams and natural curiosity to explore would always propel him forward – all he needed was the tools and the means to descend below the surface. Man's quest to find new ways of exploring that water now is a major sport. Recreational agencies have been thriving for the last three decades training the growing numbers of people young and old wanting to dive.

Since the mid eighties IANTD (International Association of Nitrox and Technical Diving), and TDI (Technical Diving International), along with a handful of other small agencies, have been training certified divers in the skills required for advanced level diving.

The goal of "Tech Diving" is not just to go somewhere, it is to go to stay, and most importantly, come back safely.

To achieve this, one must have all the necessary tools, training, equipment and experience but without a doubt, the most vital trait a diver can have is the need to improve.

Soon we will have a full range of Technical Diving Services on Offer.

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  PADI Instructor Development Course ( 7 days )

The PADI Instructor Development Course (IDC) is the core of the PADI Instructor training process. The goal of the program is to prepare you to function as an effective PADI Instructor by thoroughly familiarizing you with the PADI system and its entire diver training programs. You will draw upon your current skills and knowledge while learning how to conduct classroom, pool and open water teaching sessions.

While successful completion of the IDC will prepare you for an EZ pass of the Instructor Examination, this is not the focus of the course, we conduct at EZ DIVERS.

Our program is specifically designed to arm you with the skills and knowledge you will need to begin your career as a Scuba Instructor.

You will be at ease when you will teach your first "real" course after the IE.

Please note that the IE fee and IDC course fee is not included and must be paid Direct to PADI. Please see our Individual Course Fees page for the current PADI Instructor Examination fee.

IDC Prerequisites:

• IDC Candidates, should be certified as a PADI Divemaster, Assistant Instructor or Instructor from another diver training organization.
• They must be at least 18 years old, have been certified as a diver for 6 months and
• have 60 logged dives (including experience in deep, night and navigation diving).

Note: Proof of 100 logged dives for the IE

Candidates must also have proof of completing CPR and first aid training within the previous 24 months, and provide documentation of having a medical examination within the previous 12 months showing fitness for diving.

Candidates, who have completed any of their previous training through diver training organizations other than PADI, must be able to provide copies of their certification cards or other documentation.

Independent Learning Prerequisites:

Prior to the start of the Instructor Development Course, candidates are required to have completed. ALL 16 Knowledge reviews in the Instructor Candidate Workbook must be completed.

IDC PADI Materials Required:

PADI RDP Table, Wheel and eRDP.
PADI Open Water Manual
Adventures in Diving Manual
Rescue Diver Manual
Divemaster Manual
Aquatic Cue Cards - Confined and Open Water
Instructor Candidate Workbook
Confined and Open Water Lesson Preparation slates
PADI Instructor Manual or CD-ROM
The Law and the Diving Professional
The Business of Diving
The Best of the Undersea Journal

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Tip: Important BRING YOUR OWN EQUIPMENT!

PADI EFRI-Emergency First Response Instructor

This course teaches Instructors how to organize, conduct, market and promote the PADI Emergency First Response Course. The course emphasizes hands-on skills practice and demonstrations. The EFRI Course is low stress and makes you feel confident and relaxed.

EFR is part of several PADI certification levels (Rescue, Divemaster, AI and OWSI). Therefore, it is one of the most marketable courses in the PADI System and allows you to offer all-inclusive programs.

You do not have to send your student elsewhere to complete their diving education.
Also since the EFR course is not diving specific, you can offer this training to all your customers, friends and family.

PADI Enriched Air Nitrox Instructor ( 1 day )

Tip:This is the most popular specialty course worldwide.

Day one you will take the user course and learn about the benefits of Nitrox, safety and analyze it . Day two you will learn how to teach the course and you will go out for two enjoyable Nitrox dives.

If you are already certified as a Nitrox diver, you may take the course in one day.
We can also offer you to integrate this program into your IDC so that you will be able to save some of your valuable time.

PADI Wreck Diving Instructor ( 1 day )

The purpose of the PADI Wreck Diver Instructor Specialty course is to familiarize divers with the skills, knowledge, planning, organization, procedures, techniques, problems, hazards and excitement of diving on wrecks.

The Wreck Diver Instructor Specialty course is intended as a safe, supervised introduction to wreck diving, with emphasis on fun and safety. The goals of PADI Wreck Diver Instructor Specialty trainer are:

• To demonstrate practical wreck diving knowledge, including recognizing and avoiding potential hazards, and planning procedures that make wreck diving fun.
• Explain the historical value of wrecks, social and legal issues surrounding that value, and describe some of wreck diving’s implications, including the pros and cons of removing artifacts from wrecks.
• Plan and organize dives and safely explore wrecks found within depths and conditions as good as or better than those you have been trained in.
• Help divers identify the hazards of wreck penetration diving and demonstrate the techniques and procedures required to minimize those hazards.

During the training segment Instructors are required to prepare equipment, plan the dives and demonstrate good diving skills in that environment. There will be a classroom presentation as with all our Speciality Instructor Training on the specific dives you plan to teach.

Other PADI Instructor Specialty Programs Cyprus

If you would like to take any other Specialties. Please consult our Course Director for further details.

Tip:Ask for the Specialties you want with the Course Director.