Congratulations Andrew Kerans, new PADI RTO Trainer. Andrew became a PADI RTO Trainer in May 2015.
A PADI Master Instructor, Andrew lives on Magnetic Island, has a PhD from James Cook University and currently researches coastal morphology due to sea level rise using late Holocene evidence stored in oyster fossils and cyclone beach ridges.
“I have been proud to be a PADI member for 28 years and PADI is still amazing in supporting the needs of marine researchers through the Nationally Recognised unit of competency AHCLPW305A Perform Diving for Scientific Purposes. As a researcher myself, I use the AHCLPW305A Perform Diving for Scientific Purposes unit of competency and teach this and associated first aid courses, to divers that need it for their own research. PADI provides a wonderful platform for that and I am very excited about the opportunities that being a PADI RTO Trainer offers.”
– Andrew Kerans
PADI Asia Pacific Pty Ltd is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO #6729) that complies with the Australian Standards for Registered Training Organizations (RTOs) and is registered with the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) – Australia’s national regulator – to deliver Vocational Education & Training (VET) qualifications.
Whether you need to complete a first aid course to meet workplace requirements or you want to gain recognition for using manual handling methods or completing a scuba diving course, PADI RTO Trainers will provide high quality vocational training.
As the world’s largest diver training agency, PADI has been delivering training since 1966. Now with 15 years’ VET experience, PADI RTO is a leader in vocational training in Australia.
Find out more about Andrew Kerans and the courses he teaches:
Email: andrew.kerans@gmail.com
Telephone: 0439 209 250
For information about becoming a PADI RTO Trainer, contact PADI RTO Coordinator, Sarah Ward: rto@padi.com.au.
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