NAUI Worldwide

“To promote, through quality education, the techniques necessary for the general public to participate safely in underwater activities.” ® NAUI Worldwide welcomes all people to contribute to conversations on this page and to share content directly related to NAUI. Wall posts, comments, photos, and other content posted on this page are expected to be relevant and respectful. NAUI Worldwide has the right to delete any inappropriate content and/or block users from this page, including but not limited to: irrelevant content, redundant content, hateful content, spam, malicious content, uncivil or disrespectful content, attacks or complaints against an individual, financial solicitations, endorsements of a political candidate or party, and content that violates Facebook’s terms of use, code of conduct, or other policies. -The appearance of external links or the use of third-party applications on this site does not constitute official endorsement on behalf of NAUI. Content that violates Facebook’s policies may also be reported. NAUI Worldwide Facebook Disclaimer You agree, through use of this Facebook page: - That you will not post any material which is knowingly false and/or defamatory, inaccurate, abusive, vulgar, hateful, harassing, obscene, profane, sexually oriented, threatening, invasive of a person’s privacy, or which otherwise breaches any law; - That advertisements, chain letters, pyramid schemes, and solicitations constitute inappropriate use of the forum. However, if you can offer expertise, guidance or information on given subjects, please do so, but do not offer this advice as an attempt to sell your own product or service. Any attempt to solicit customers may result in removal from this page. - Given that posts appear in real-time, it is impossible for NAUI to review a post before it becomes publicly readable. NAUI cannot guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or usefulness of any post. NAUI does actively monitor posts, but is not responsible for the content of posts. A post expresses the views of its author and does not represent the views of NAUI, and NAUI shall not be liable for any postings. - That you are solely responsible for the content of your post and you indemnify NAUI in respect of any costs, expenses, losses, damages, or claims arising out of your use of this forum. NAUI reserves the right to reveal your identity in the event of any complaint or legal action arising from any person posting a message. By contributing to this forum, you consent to your post being altered, edited, or adapted in any way NAUI sees fit or removed without providing any reason. -Users are encouraged to quote, republish or share any content on this page on your own blog, Web site, or other communication/publication. Users must credit NAUI or the person/business who authored the content, as a courtesy. - Any user who has an objection to a post is encouraged to contact the Facebook moderator, on marketing@naui.org. Please contact the moderator directly and not through Facebook itself. NAUI is the largest non-profit dive training and certifying organization in the world, offering high-industry, recreational diver standards and education programs. NAUI Worldwide is recognized for establishing the first diver training standards in the recreational diving industry and continues to live up to this global reputation. As the most trusted instructional training course provider, NAUI has been sought after for its diver education programs by the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Fla., the New York Fire Department, the Army Forces Special Forces Underwater Operations School, the United States Navy Seals Teams and NASA’s Neutral Buoyance Laboratory in Houston, Texas (USA), for astronaut space-walk training. NAUI offers a full range of training programs -- from Skin Diver to Instructor Course Director guidance support. NAUI provides dozens of specialty courses, including Nitrox, Technical Diving Training., and other levels. (These levels include: first aid, CPR, O2, AED, Nitrox, light, photography, search & recovery, rescue of unconscious/submerged diver courses, and first aid for aquatic life injuries.) NAUI's role in leadership represents all elements of recreational scuba diving training and education. From the establishment of the first recreational scuba and skin diving (free-diving) instructional standards, to its involvement in dive equipment development, its production of advancements in diving research and decompression theory, and its composition of diver training innovations, NAUI established the standards all others in diving follow or emulate today.