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Congratulations to our newest RTO Trainer, IDC Staff Instructor, Simon Madrid Rivas!
Originally from Venezuela, Simon is IDC Staff Instructor now based at Southport on Queensland’s Gold Coast. “As an IDC Staff Instructor I have had the opportunity to see how scuba diving has influenced and changed people’s life including myself. With passion for this industry, I consider that becoming an authorised PADI RTO Trainer is the next logical step in order to open broader opportunities to share experiences while providing nationally recognised training. Since I noticed that PADI RTO has developed systems and procedures to assist, support and encourage PADI Instructors to delivery accredited training while consistently achieving high quality outcomes, […]
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Congratulations to our newest RTO Trainer, PADI Educational Consultant, George Wegmann!
An immigrant to the shores of Sydney by way of the Philippines and Switzerland, George has worked at all the jobs in the recreational diving industry, except that of the female dive instructor. As an advocate for the efficiency and robustness of the PADI system of diver education, George is happy to see the similarities with the RTO system and is looking forward to delivering nationally recognised training courses in Australia. ‘Just like with the CPR taught in EFR, we need to ‘push hard and push fast’ with our PADI RTO courses!‘ George Wegmann PADI Asia Pacific Pty Ltd is […]
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New PADI RTO News out now !
PADI RTO news is specifically designed for all Trainers currently registered with PADI’s Registered Training Organisation (RTO #6729) to teach Nationally Recognised Training programmes in Australia. All PADI RTO Trainers are required to read this newsletter and, where necessary, implement all of the changes in RTO standards and procedures contained herein. PADI RTO News also provides valuable information to PADI Instructors, non-RTO trainers and training organisations interested in offering Nationally Recognised Training in Australia. You can find the latest copy of PADI RTO News here. Please enjoy!
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What does a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (Cert IV TAE) mean to you as a PADI Instructor?
Guest Post by PADI Course Director and RTO Trainer Angela de Villiers… When you completed your PADI Divemaster training and IDC you earned a well-respected international qualification that allows you to not only teach and supervise people but proves your competence as a training and education professional. As dive instructors we don’t always think about that, but the PADI System is exactly what it says, an education system, and it comes from solid instructional design and development practices. So why not capitalise on that training and gain another formal qualification by leveraging off your experience? The Certificate IV in Training […]
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