Divemaster

The Divemaster course at Correct Diving is the first professional level in the I.R.T.D.A. system and the prerequisite for the Assistant Instructor track. The centre explicitly promotes it as a way to turn diving into a profession, and mentions 20 years of experience working with professionals as part of what the course offers.

The course is a prerequisite for the Assistant Instructor programme, which requires an I.R.T.D.A. Divemaster brevet, 90 logged dives, and a minimum age of 18. That means the Divemaster training at this base is practical preparation for leading dives on the house reef walls and accompanying boat trips around Krk, not a theoretical credential.

Glavotok bay's setting — sheltered, with immediate reef access and boat operation experience built into the base's daily routine — makes it a workable environment for building the practical hours that professional-level training requires. The technical diving programme available at the base means Divemaster candidates are also exposed to nitrox, trimix, and rebreather operations during their time at the centre.