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NAUI Worldwide, a globally recognized leader in dive training and certification, is thrilled to announce…
Vintage Dive Weekend is Back. Join the History of Diving Museum and NAUI on Saturday, May 4th…
In a landmark move for diving safety and education, NAUI Worldwide, a global leader in…
Embarking on the journey to becoming a certified scuba diver is an exhilarating adventure, offering…
I enjoyed reading Kai Steinbeck’s recent piece in The Scuba News explaining which agency offers…
First a bit of housekeeping, the views are mine (Kai Steinbeck) and do not represent…
The National Association of Underwater Instructors (NAUI) and NAUI Services Group (NSG) is looking for…
If ever there was a unique job description it’s a professional mermaid. At the upcoming…
Join the History of Diving Museum to celebrate Vintage Diving Days on August 19 and…
Derek Graham and his two scuba buddies, Martin Smithson and Nicole Brown recently dove the…
Folks, our passion is Teaching SCUBA! At Louisbourg Scuba Services, it is our goal to…
We want you! NAUI is spearheading a new ‘scholarship’ program for dive professionals in conjunction…
During our time at home let’s stay connected. As the 4D Diving Chief Instructor, and…
While people adept at holding their breath have been exploring the underwater world for a long time, scuba diving is relatively new. In a history of the National Association of Underwater Instructors (NAUI) written by Albert A. Tillman and Thomas T. Tillman, the authors say the first “aqua lung,” was not introduced until 1949. It was developed by Jacques-Yves Cousteau and Emile Gagnon.
While people adept at holding their breath have been exploring the underwater world for a…
In the heart of the Midwestern United States, far from any ocean shoreline or amazing…
Safety is almost always at the forefront of any divers thinking, but occasionally and commonly even the most experienced and qualified enthusiasts find themselves in an uncomfortable situation. The inevitable will come for every diver when a little surprise catches them off guard and they need to re-group a little to regain control of the dive. For the most part, in an ideal world, this is all any diver would really want or expect to happen.
Safety is almost always at the forefront of any divers thinking, but occasionally and commonly…
With effect from 25th June 2015, Lodge Scuba which is based in Thornton Heath, London…
The National Association of Underwater Instructors (NAUI Worldwide) currently have the following job vacancy for Executive Director…
Say hello to Terry Dwyer, a NAUI Master Diver and CMAS Assistant Instructor from Nova…
Dive Rite is proud to announce our summer internship program. We are working with the…