Exciting news from the Scuba Courses team!!!!
We recently advertised for the position of a Scuba apprentice to join the team at Scuba Courses to assist with logistics and to ensure that we continue to offer the highest level of service to our students and customers.
After an overwhelming response we managed to shortlist 2 very likeable, enthusiastic young individuals for the position. After meeting & discussing the role with both candidates we were unable to separate them, with both showing so much enthusiasm and excitement about the opportunities ahead. To that end we've decided to enroll both of the candidates as each will add something different to the dynamics of the team.
We are extremely excited to announce the newest members to the Scuba Courses team, Katelyn & Jess. You'll be seeing both Katelyn & Jess at our regular pool sessions at Chesterton & Trentham as well as Open Water as they provide vital support services to our Dive Team.
Their duties will be varied, from meeting & welcoming students and club members, equipment logistics, completing administrative paperwork & surface support, to taking action shots/videos above and below the surface.
They'll certainly make life easier for our professional instructional team, allowing them to concentrate on delivering the extremely high standard of diver training that we are highly regarded for.
Jess is a certified PADI Open Water diver, qualifying in Costa Rica in 2018. She has bags of enthusiasm and we're excited to see how she progresses along the PADI ladder and where her diving career will take her.
Katelyn will be completing the PADI Open Water course as part of her apprenticeship and will be combing Scuba Diving with her studies in leisure and tourism in the future.
Both ladies will be valued members of the Scuba Courses team and working hard towards becoming PADI Professionals in the future. We wish them every success and hope that this is the start of an exciting journey into Scuba and the dive industry.
So get familiar with our apprentices names & faces, please give them your full support and let them help to make your diving easier and more fun.
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