Euro-Divers Maldives is seeking a female Russian-speaking diving instructor to teach and guide international resort guests. Candidates should hold a recognized professional instructor certification, such as PADI, with current first aid and CPR training, medical fitness, dive insurance, and strong practical diving experience. Russian fluency is essential; additional languages are an advantage. The successful applicant is expected to deliver safe, friendly and professional instruction, conduct guided dives and snorkeling activities, brief guests clearly, maintain equipment and records, follow local marine-protection rules, and contribute positively to the resort team. Previous experience in a tropical resort or liveaboard environment would be beneficial.
Euro-Divers is an international dive-center and watersports operator serving divers through resorts and liveaboards in several destinations, including the Maldives. Its centers typically provide introductory experiences, certification courses, guided recreational dives, snorkeling excursions, equipment rental and marine activities for resort guests. The company works closely with hotels and focuses on professional service, operational safety and memorable underwater experiences. A Maldives-based Euro-Divers team normally supports guests from many countries, so multilingual communication and a welcoming attitude are valuable. In addition to teaching, instructors may assist with dive preparation, equipment care, boat operations, guest briefings and conservation-minded practices. The advertised position is promoted through the PADI job board, while the local employer and day-to-day workplace are Euro-Divers Maldives and its partner resort operation.
The Maldives offers dive professionals opportunities in resort dive centers, liveaboards, watersports departments, marine conservation projects, guest services and hospitality. Life is centered on small coral islands, warm tropical weather, ocean activities and close-knit international teams. Resort islands are generally quieter and more structured than Malé or local inhabited islands, with accommodation and meals often included in employment packages. Maldivian culture is welcoming and predominantly Muslim, so modest clothing and respect for local customs are important, especially outside resort areas. Instructors should expect remote-island living, variable boat schedules and limited shopping or nightlife. Foreign employees normally need employer sponsorship and a valid Maldives work permit; working on a tourist visa is not permitted. Employers usually arrange the permit process, medical checks and travel documentation, but candidates should confirm contract terms, flights, insurance, accommodation, days off and visa responsibilities before relocating.
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