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but having very few dives under my belt i figure teh smart thing to do would be to go somewhere for a bit and do alot of diving. so would anyone happen to know somewhere that has lots of really cheap dives (cheap living expenses are nice as well) i can go. i live in british columbia, canada if...

hahaha wicked a working watch, wonder how long it had been under there

are there actually companies that hunt for sunken treasure? if there are how do i get hired. i would love to spend all day diving around an area looking for treasure and getting paid for it.

money's not that important, enough to comfortably support my self, people isn't reallly an issue, and travel.... well lets just say the more the better. i'm really just looking for a list of postions

i've recently realized that i would love to have a job or career (for that matter) that is diving related. but i don't know of any actual positions other than dive instructor. so any type of work that could be pointed out to me would be a huge help. i'd prefer to hear about jobs or careers...

are underwater photographers all freelance or are there companies that you can get employed by?

why utila island? are dives really cheap or somethin

about how much an hour does a divemaster or a similar position make?

Hi, i'm 19 years old and after rejecting a few other potential career choices ive decided to become a profesional diver. right now the only certificates i have is my open water certificate with only 6 dives, and i'm feeling a little overwhelmed. i really don't know what kind of certificates...