PADI Course Director Andreas Fuchs
Mentor · Coach · Course Director #343749
Some people find their calling late. I found mine twice.
Before diving, I spent years in law — not just practising it, but also mentoring the next generation of lawyers, law clerks, and auditors. Teaching, coaching, and bringing people forward was always the part I loved most.
When I swapped the Criminal Courts for the Red Sea, that didn't change. It just found a better home. As a PADI Course Director, my mission is the same it has always been: develop people, not just certify them. I train my candidates to become instructors who truly love their work — enthusiastic with their students, humble about their responsibilities, and proud of the profession they're joining. Your PADI Instructor Development Course with me is not just a box to tick. It's the start of your career, done right.
Our Teachers
Mohamed Halim
Mohamed Halim
Mohamed Halim
Halim comes with a decade of experience in the diving industry and is one of the PADI Elite 100 Instructors. As a teacher, he is extremely patient and clear with his instructions and a true asset for our candidates for a successful IDC.
Mo Feky
Mohamed Halim
Mohamed Halim
Mo is a passionate IDC Staff Instructor dedicated to transforming diving enthusiasts into confident and skilled professionals. With years of experience, He takes pride in guiding aspiring dive instructors through their development.
Red Sea Tribe Dahab
The Training Facility
Red Sea Tribe dive center is in the middle of Dahab's famous Lighthouse area. and divers love it for the quality, the great vibe and for being embraced as part of the family, the tribe.
Every Sunday, all of Dahab's divers are encouraged and invited to join for a clean up dive . PADI just honored the environmental efforts as "Oustandung Contribution to People and Humanity"
The beautiful facility has an air-conditioned classroom and the dive site just outside the door, so we don't lose time on logistics but can go straight from the classroom to the water to practice.
Dahab
Life in Dahab
There are dive destinations, and then there is Dahab.
It moves slower here. The mornings start at the water's edge, the afternoons drift between dives and strong coffee, and the evenings belong to whoever you met that day. And you will meet everyone — instructors, freedivers, and wanderers from every corner of the world have made Dahab their home. Few places on earth are this naturally international.
When the sun goes down, you'll find yourself on a waterfront cushion, cold beer in hand, watching the lights of Saudi Arabia flicker across the Gulf of Aqaba. The Sinai mountains behind you, another country in front of you, and good people all around.
Doing your IDC in Dahab means the training happens inside a life worth living. That stays with you long after the certification does.
