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Divemaster Internship

Become a Divemaster. Restore the Reef.

Exclusive Marine Conservation Bundle for 3W Dive Divemaster Interns

Indo Coral Conservation collaborates with the 3W Dive Divemaster Internship program to offer candidates the chance to combine professional dive training with a marine ecology internship.

The Divemaster Internship is conducted by 3W Dive Center and is by invitation only. The program focuses on developing the skills needed to become a safe, competent, and responsible dive professional.

Choose the option that fits your dive level, beginner, Open Water, Advanced, or Rescue and start your journey to becoming a Divemaster.

Interns enrolled in the 3W Divemaster program benefit from exclusive access to Indo Coral’s full Marine Conservation Internship Bundle at a privileged rate, available only to 3W Dive interns.

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Duration: 4 consecutive weeks (28 days, running 6 days per week with Sundays off)

Total Dives: 44

  • 2 Indo Coral Conservation T-shirts
  • 1 Indo Coral Conservation rash guard
  • Certifications:
    • SSI Marine Ecology
    • SSI Blue Oceans
    • Indo Coral Conservation Coral Course Certificate of Completion

Privileged Rate: IDR 19,000,000

(Save IDR 20,000,000 off the regular IDR 39,000,000

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Duration: From 2 to 4 months depending on the necessary pack

Total Dives: Unlimited

Package Pricing:

Includes: Divemaster Course + Divemaster Certification + Unlimited Diving

Includes: Rescue + Divemaster Internship + Divemaster Certification + Unlimited Diving
Includes: Advance + Rescue + Divemaster Internship + Divemaster Certification + Unlimited Diving

Includes: Open Water + Advance + Rescue + Divemaster Internship + Divemaster Certification + Unlimited Diving

For more information visit the 3W Dive Divemaster program dedicated website.
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What is BRUV – Baited Remote Underwater Video method?

A camera is placed on the seafloor with bait positioned in front. It records fish that come to investigate over a set time. Footage is reviewed later to identify species and behavior. It’s a passive method like setting a camera trap for marine life.

In short: BRUV = film fish attracted to bait, then analyze the video later.

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What is UVC – Underwater Visual Census method?

Divers swim along a transect line and visually record all fish seen within a defined area. They note species, size, and numbers during the dive. It’s a live fish count. Like taking attendance in a moving classroom.

In short: UVC = spot and count fish by eye while swimming the transect.

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What is Belt Transect method?

A measuring tape is laid out along the reef. In our case divers count all visible invertebrates (e.g. sea cucumbers, starfish) within a set belt width usually 1 or 2 meters. They record species and numbers while swimming slowly along the line. It’s a wide-area visual count like sweeping a corridor for invertebrates.

In short: Belt = count all invertebrates within a set zone along the tape.

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What is 3D Coral Monitoring method?

Divers take multiple photos of coral structures from different angles. Photos are processed using software to build a 3D model of the coral. This model shows shape, size, and changes over time. It’s like creating a digital twin of the coral to track its growth.

In short: 3D = capture coral from all sides, then build a model to monitor changes.

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What is UPT – Underwater Photo Transect method?

A measuring tape is also laid out along the reef. Instead of recording points manually, divers take overlapping photos along the line. These images are later analyzed on a computer to assess coverage and species. It’s a visual capture method like scanning the reef with a camera for later analysis.

In short: UPT = record the whole transect with photos, then analyze later.

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What is PIT – Point Intercept Transect method?

A measuring tape is laid out along the reef. Divers record what’s directly under specific points at fixed intervals (e.g. every 10 cm). It’s a manual, visual sampling method. Like checking what’s beneath each tick mark on a ruler. Data is written down underwater, point by point.

In short: PIT = record what’s under each point by eye, underwater.