If you’re passionate about diving but unsure how to turn it into a professional career, a summer scuba job could be a perfect entry point for you. Seasonal scuba gigs can be a fun way to earn some cash, or spark a deeper interest in a long-term diving career. You won’t know until you give it a try!

Being a dive instructor can be an incredibly rewarding job. Every day, we teach people about the wonders of the underwater world, help them develop skills to explore it safely, and create new Ocean Torchbearers who pledge to protect and preserve our blue planet. If you’ve ever wondered what spending a day as a PADI Instructor is like, let me take you through my typical day.

As divers, we’re unashamedly obsessed with the underwater world. We buy our pets critter costumes, then speak in hand signals, and even let scuba puns creep into our dating life. When it comes to choosing the perfect baby moniker, it’s no surprise that ocean names are top of the list for scuba parents who want to share their love for the big blue.

Do you know the number one rule of scuba diving? Never hold your breath! This isn’t a PADI certification rule; it’s a safety guideline every diver should follow.

Can you fart while diving? Perhaps surprisingly, this is a very popular scuba diving question. Whenever the topic of farting surfaces, someone inevitably starts laughing. The best way to “clear the air” is with a song. “Beans, beans, the magical fruit, the more you eat, the more you toot, the more you toot, the better you feel, so, eat your beans with every meal.”. But what if we’re going underwater, should we still eat those beans? On the bright side, no one will smell it, but is it dangerous or impossible to fart while scuba diving? Keep reading to find out.