UTD offers some great "dive professional" classes for you to not only build your resume but also your skills and confidence to be able to go out and live your dream of working in the Dive Industry. This page will give you a quick overview of the UTD Leadership and Dive Professional programs available.

This is the ultimate level to reach in the industry. You can get a job teaching anywhere in the world. UTD offers several categories of instructor depending on your needs:
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UTD Divemasters may work in the industry in a leadership role, be paid to guide dives, and assist with classes. The UTD Divemaster is unique in that you can DM to the highest level of your UTD certification. In other words, a diver certified to UTD Tech 2, may work on a dive boat as a Technical DM.
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As a Dive Professional working in the industry you will need to know how to fill tanks. But to gain an edge and be more desirable you should be certified to blend gases other than just Air, such as Nitrox and/or Trimix. This academic and hands-on class will teach you and certify you to be a Technical Gas Blender, broadening your skills as a professional working in the dive industry.
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A big part of the industry is filling scuba cylinders. In order to do that, cylinders need to be visually inspected and the valves rebuilt on an annual basis. As a Dive Professional who will be working in this industry, you should be certified to both inspect the cylinders for damage and also rebuild the valves.
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This unique, five-month residence course takes you from diver to instructor, and trains you to become a complete dive professional, and outfits you with a complete kit of technical dive gear. Work in a dive shop, resort, on a cruise ship, anyplace a professional instructor would work.
You’ll work side by side with UTD Instructors, Divemasters, and Administrators in a 50-hour per week program that provides you with daily schedules and responsibilities. While training at UTD’s Southern California facility, you will not only learn how to dive to demonstration standards, but also how to work in the dive industry.
The program is carefully designed to give you plenty of time to explore underwater, while also working as an assistant in UTD classes, ultimately teaching your own UTD classes. You will complete the program with a minimum of 20 pool sessions and 120 cold water dives at depths to 130’/39m over five monthly cycles.
Cycle 1 • Recreational Diver

Cycle 2 • Dive Technician
Cycle 3 • Tech Dive
Cycle 4 • Instructor
Cycle 5 • Internship
The Dive Professional Program includes a full kit of technical dive equipment including -
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