| Ex Scuba
Diving Intern Jacob shares diving internship experiences from Koh Tao |
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| Name: | Jacob Brown |
| Age: | 19 |
| British (Yorkshire) | |
What were you doing before you joining the PADI Divemaster Scuba Diving Internships on Koh Tao?
I was at college, me and two friends decided that we wanted to go travelling. We decided that the best thing to do was to do something constructive, travelling is fun but when the stories have been told of your journey all you have left are memories, with the Divemaster course I have the memories but I also have a career and an opportunity to work in amazing places all over the world. So we got in touch with DJL via Phil, he just writes emails all day. After we left college we got jobs and saved the money to come to Koh tao.
Want to learn how to drive a power boat safely? Being a dive pro doesn't just involve
being a good scuba diver - you also need other skills to make you into a rounded professional.
Imagine shooting a fantastic underwater movie of someone's first diving experience -
showcasing their interaction with the marine life around Koh Tao.
Having the ability to edit
the right shots together with a soundtrack, then screening your movie the same day, for our diving
customers!!
How
about diving deeper and longer, extending your depth range and technical ability right down to 50 metres!
Get to dive deep shipwrecks on the seabed, exploring a piece of history. The expedition diver internship
gap year add on' allows you to do this.
| Ex Scuba Diving Intern
Ronan shares diving internship experiences from Koh Tao | |
| Name: | Ronan Flynn |
| Age: | 24 |
| Nationality: | Irish |
What were
you doing before you joining the PADI Divemaster Scuba Diving Internships on Koh Tao?
Taught
English in Korea for a year.
What Aspects of the scuba diving internships did you enjoy
most?
Life on the boat was great, always a laugh and hanging out with all the other divers
and living the easy life....
The dive shop was cool, again, sound people, easy to work with and
get along with. Great social scene on the island, the people living there are cool, and meeting people is
easy. Great craic, always a laugh to be had.
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