

As instructor you are going to need to reinforce academic topics for your students, so a strategy to deliver an efficient Academic Lectures Presentation is important to master.
First understand the necessary preparation needed and then learn the keypoints and what you Academic Lecture Presentations should contain to be organized, fluent and time efficient.
You can also use the Academic Lecture Presentation Planner Forms you can download in this course.
The Land Drill Presentations portion of Diver training is the oportunity to students to practice and ask questions about the In water Skills, however must still contain an organized and detail plan of execution.
Land Drills Presentations, presentation, demonstration and overall evaluating, need specific steps to deliver safe, efficient and successful sessions.
Take advantage of this lecture to understand the basics and steps needed for proper Land Drills Presentations.
A Land Drill Presentation planning form are available to plan safe, efficient and succesful sessions
The in water portion of Diver training is the most graphical and related to actual diving, however must still contain an organized and detail plan of execution.
In water Skills Teaching, presentation, demonstration and overall evaluating, need specific steps to deliver safe, efficient and successful sessions.
Take advantage of this lecture to understand the basics and steps needed for proper In water Skills teaching.
In Water Teaching planning form are available to plan safe, efficient and succesful sessions
The Liability Release form makes student realize the risk of undertaking a dive course, but also could protect the Instructor and facility in case of an accident.
The Liability Release Form form does not cover Instructor for negligence or not following the Training agencie standards and procedures.
The Diver Medical Form awake awareness of participants fitness level required for safe scuba diving.
Also can assist Doctors perform checks need.
The Student Registration Form assist Instructor to organize class planning, by listing students needs prior training.
Establishing a set of rules for IDREO training is very important to mantain consistency during the class, you want your student to be in control of the day as much as you do and to be inform of everything related with the class.
Take advantage of the IDREO website support to advertise your clases if you need and make sure you are organize before the class so you can focus on the training.
Remember is your job students are safe, have fun and learn is not important anything else.
Been able to cope with Equipment Failures is quite important for any diver but is definetely not what training must focus, make sure you are NOT using Equipment Failures to demonstrate students your superiority and that is just a training tool so they can understand an be trained to properly react at the unlike situation of having a failure.
Having an organized way to introduce Equipment Failures will allow divers to quickly understand how to deal with them, but more valuble is the ability to cope with task loading that arises when dealing with failures but also with just more common situations such as current flow, bad visibility, team separation and so on.
The IDREO Teaching Method focus in up to triple Equipment Failures in 5 levels and progressively applied to diver training sequence upon diver performance.
The Classroom Preparation Form can assist Instructors organize their Academic Presentations
In IDREO we wish not competition of Instructor by price, the course fee are as follows :
Private Class 1 student
1250usd for 5 Day Training by student
750usd for Level 1 courses 3 Days by student
1000usd for level 2 courses 4 Days by student
Group Class 2+ student
2200usd for 5 Day Training, divided by number of students
500usd for Level 1 courses 3 Days by student
600usd for level 2 courses 4 Days by students
ITC
1500usd
Internship / Project
No charge
NOTE :
-No Diving and Travel expenses included.
-Instructor get a 40% discount coupon to access their student to Online Class.
-Online Class includes Certification Card.
The IDREO Training program is design for serious Divers, the main goal is to fill missing gaps from seasonal experience Divers seeking to join an IDREO Seminar and/or Project.
However is been carefully take in consideration to make sure it allows the novice but agile and capable Diver quickly get the necessary skills to Safely and Efficiently evolve in a Dive Explorer.
The Workbooks are printable pages with the key information required to assimilate in a given course, they have proof a valuble tool as reference material after training but also asssit the trainee to have a dedicated space to write notes and/or questions, the idea is that you use it while going thru this classroom and therefore bring it full to the actual training, at the end you should also attach the answer exam for your instructor to review.
The Explorer Seminar need all Four current Workbooks:
1. Deep Explorer
2. Rebreather Explorer
3. Cave Explorer
4. DPV Explorer
The exams are a very valuable tool to make sure you know the most important information about each diving topic. There is a 4th Exam for DPV diving.
NOTE: Workbooks on different languages on each section.
The Workbooks are printable pages with the key information required to assimilate in a given course, they have proof a valuble tool as reference material after training but also asssit the trainee to have a dedicated space to write notes and/or questions, the idea is that you use it while going thru this classroom and therefore bring it full to the actual training, at the end you should also attach the answer exam for your instructor to review.
The Explorer Seminar need all Four current Workbooks:
1. Deep Explorer
2. Rebreather Explorer
3. Cave Explorer
4. DPV Explorer
The exams are a very valuable tool to make sure you know the most important information about each diving topic. There is a 4th Exam for DPV diving.
NOTE: Workbooks on different languages on each section.
The Workbooks are printable pages with the key information required to assimilate in a given course, they have proof a valuble tool as reference material after training but also asssit the trainee to have a dedicated space to write notes and/or questions, the idea is that you use it while going thru this classroom and therefore bring it full to the actual training, at the end you should also attach the answer exam for your instructor to review.
The Explorer Seminar need all Four current Workbooks:
1. Deep Explorer
2. Rebreather Explorer
3. Cave Explorer
4. DPV Explorer
The exams are a very valuable tool to make sure you know the most important information about each diving topic. There is a 4th Exam for DPV diving.
NOTE: Workbooks on different languages on each section.
This a complete Narration on how to read your Deep Explorer 1 Playbook, it goes in extreme detail how to perform a complete and comprehensible Introduction to technical deep diving, using nitrox, trimix and deco bottles.
To notice that we recomend to use Nitrox 32% the first training day and Trimix at least in one stage bottle on Day 3, deco bottles Day 1 could be Nitrox 50% but is recommended Oxygen, and Day 3 a deco bottle using 100% O2 must be used for decompression. Limit your dive to single decompression gas so around 45mts range.
This Deep Explorer Playbook is a complete Day to Day Manual to teach a succesful and safe DE1 class, notice that the complete Deep Explorer class includes both DE1+DE2 and must be the goal, however when student(s) are not ready you must stop at DE1, let student(s) gain experience and then have them complete the DE2 part.
This is a complete Day to Day manual to teach a succesful and safe DE2 class, notice that the complete Deep Explorer class includes both DE1+DE2 and must be the goal, however when student(s) are not ready you must stop at DE1, let student(s) gain experience and then have them complete the DE2 part.
This a complete Rebreather Explorer 1 Playbook, it goes in extreme detail how to perform a complete and comprehensible Introduction to Rebreather Diving, using nitrox, trimix and deco bottles.
To notice that we recomend to use one type of unit in RB1 classes and allow for experience before doing RB2, however experience and certified RB Divers will be allowed to enter the complete Rebreather Explorer program together ( RB1+RB2) or to enter directly to the RB2 portion of class
Coming soon please use the RB Playbook Manual for now ...
This a complete Narration on how to read your Rebreather Explorer 1 Playbook, it goes in extreme detail how to perform a complete and comprehensible Introduction to Rebreather Diving, using any type of Rebreather.
To notice that we recomend to use one type of unit in RB1 classes and allow for experience before doing RB2, however experience and certified RB Divers will be allowed to enter directly into the RB2 portion of class.
This a complete Rebreather Explorer 2 Playbook, it goes in extreme detail how to perform a complete and comprehensible progressionusing rebreather technology, including O2 rebreathers, decompression rebreather, SCR, CCR, pSCR, ApSCR while backmount single or double and sidemount while performing trimix overhead dives requiring extensive decompression.
To notice that we recomend to use one type of unit in RB1 classes and allow for experience before doing RB2, however experience and certified RB Divers will be allowed to enter the complete Rebreather Explorer program together ( RB1+RB2) or to enter directly to the RB2 portion of class when minimum requirements are match.
One of the keypoints in making a succesful and flexible Decompression strategy is to repeat use between a few gases, as in Standard Mixes for standard applications such as Bottom Mixes and Deco Mixes.
The Standard Mixes should respect parameters reflecting the risk the diver and team agree to cope with, specially in O2 parameters and Narcosis. However is no secret nowdays that "Deep Air " risk is not only Nitrogen Narcosis the "real danger" of breathing Air at depth below 30-40 mts is Oxygen Toxicity the real enemy, which opposed to Narcosis will make diver convulse and loose conciousness. The Oxygen limits applied by IDREO are min .40 PO2 in any RB operation, perferably below .7 and Max 1.0 PO2 at any bottom mix portion of planned dive, 1.2 PO2 on below 90mt deco or short deep exposures, PO2 1.4 on "Deep Deco" or brief NDL dives, 1.6 in 21-6mt deco stops and PO2 2ata inside habitats.
The Explorer don't have necesity or willingness to high level of Narcosis while driving DPV's, monitoring Rebreather's breathing mixes & gases, navigating thru overhead tunnels, survey activities and/or research activities, so the Mixes Narcosis level are limited to 30mt/100ft max.
Gases identification in water is strictly by MOD, however Background of MOD can also add the color codes, notice that monitoring PO2 thru digital gauges in RB is required during training and IDREO projects.A solid Dive Plan is paramount in diver safety, but also critical in achieving dive goals.
The Dive Plan simple touches all the limits the team has for a given dive and also underlines a "LIMIT LINE" when turning around back to surface should be happening.
Remember in a good plan limitations are hardly ever reach simultaneously, so this mean you may have to call the dive on gas, time, depth or anything else, so don't expect all Dive Plan limitations to happen together.
Divers should consider calling the dive anytime reaching ANY of the giving limitations.
When discussing Bailout we are talking as the back up plan to get out of trouble, in diving the worst possible scenario is sharing gas from the furthest point of penetration.
Proper Bailout is enough quantity of gas to make a OOG scenario work from furthest penetration point back to the surface, divers require to be able to make acurate estimations of gas need, plan adequate redundancy for further failures and be able to handle the bailout carrying options such as double tanks, stages bottles, deco bottles, multiple scooters and DPV's maybe be need to make the Bailout feasible.
Variations of Bailout are Minimim Reserve and Rock Bottom with basically same deifinition but applicable to specific situations such as a direct ascent to surface vs tunnel trael prior the ascent.
Indentify the Bailout calculation criteria and the options divers have in order to provide this important safety feature to all planned Dives.This is the reference manual used by IDREO Explorer Instructors.
Completing this Online course you will get educated in what it takes to be an IDREO Explorer Instructor.
The course is not only for Instructor candidates that wishing to know what it takes to become an IDREO Explorer Instructor and what is needed to be learn in order to be able to teach IDREO Training program. But also is highly recommended to very experience Instructors looking at perfection their teaching skills, understand better the IDREO Teaching Method, IDREO Instructor Playbooks as well as have access to the latest updates to the IDREO Training Materials in all diving topics and with student support files also in several languages available:
English, Korean, German, Spanish, Nederlands and French.
This is the one stop for all the materials use by IDREO Explorer Instructors and quite practical to be use as reference and Instructor Manual, right on your desktop, tablet or mobile phone.