Well, the study paid off. I didn’t ace them the way I’d done in previous exams, but this was the first set I’d sat “closed book”. And there were a lot of questions, many of which weren’t multiple answer. Divemaster is certainly a big jump up from the previous stages.
For passing the exams (well, not really, but I like to think it was a reward) I got a nice ProDive Bali polo shirt to wear when I’m “working”. I get to keep it, as well.
Looks like I’m diving tomorrow, but I’m not sure where yet. I have a choice of two sites, depending on which group of divers I join in with. The German couple I went to Tulamben are doing Manta Point; another German and one of his friends are looking at other sites around the same area; and a couple from California are themselves going to Tulamben.

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Follow-up comment rss or Leave a Trackbackso u pass yr DM? congrats!
Wow, hello folks and thanks for checking out the blog! For those who don’t know, Borneo Seahare is a lovely hostel in Kuching that I stayed in
Exams passed, but a way to go yet. I still have to log 60 dives and do some “on the job” assessments. Getting there!
all the best to you. if you have a facebook, you can find me (and my diving gang) there and see some of the underwater pics as well. am not a pro photographer but the pics are ‘recognisable’
I have a facebook account but never use it. Tis the stuff of evil! Though I might take a squint at yours when I get the chance!
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