31/01/2020
Meet Mark. He is just about finished with his internship at Reggae Dive Center.
Read on to get to know Mark better.
A little bit about him:
Mark Reggae Reavley
27 years young
Australian and British
Project Engineer
How far into you dive master are you currently?
3/4 of the way through
How is it going?
Good it’s been nice to have a bit of routine and some challenges and learnings again while travelling beyond a good cooking class or thrill adventure tour/experience.
What's your most favourite part of the day?
Sharing a laugh under the water over something funny that happened during a dive or skill and then retelling it back on the boat (above water) is always great.
What's your least favourite part of the day?
Probably waiting for boat to unload, waiting for the tricycle to take crates. Was a little annoying waiting just to wash our gear at the shop especially when we were sometimes having dinner down by the port anyway that evening. (All part of the role though I know)
How do you find the studying?
Studying was fine :) could imagine it may be hard for people with less of an academic background though.
What made you chose Reggae Dive Center for your Dive master?
They were the biggest with most variety (for us it meant meeting more people and more opportunities than any other place in Coron)
Does the dive master course so far meet expectations?
Similar to my expectations I didn’t think the skills demonstrating would be as much of a thing and I thought more teaching “how to guide” but no issues with that.
Where will you go after your course?
North Korea next if the boarder opens up again (due to Corona virus) then through Asia to the west 🙂.
Will you continue to work as a dive master?
Maybe work on a live aboard when I get to the carribean but no immediate plans.