News
Human Factors in Diving Micro-class Upgraded


After four years, the award-winning Human Factors in Diving Micro-class from The Human Diver has been upgraded! The three hours of content in small 5-8 min lessons and $97 price remain, but the inside has been rewritten from scratch, reshot and the lessons identified from the previous 4 years incorporated. The course provides divers with essential, baseline knowledge about how to apply human factors to their diving. The goal? Increase enjoyment, improve safety and produce better divers.

For more information, visit https://www.thehumandiver.com/HFiD-Essentials”
Education
A SCHOLARSHIP FOR DIVERS TO UNDERTAKE GUE TRAINING
The NextGen scholarship provides a year of training with Global Underwater Explorers to an eligible diver who wishes to advance their diving education.

PRESS RELEASE
FL, USA (June 8th, 2022)–As a way to empower the next generation of divers, Global Underwater Explorers (GUE) created the NextGen Scholarship, which will provide a year of training and other benefits to deserving divers on their quest for excellence.
Through the generous donation of course spaces from GUE instructors, one year of tuition-free GUE training is made available to divers. These course spaces include the majority of GUE’s curriculum, and with a generous travel budget, dedicated support from a NextGen Mentor, and a new set of gear from Halcyon, scholarship recipients are able to undertake GUE training in the locations and environments they’re most passionate about. In exchange for this support, scholars will provide both written and video documentation of their year as a NextGen scholar and take part in a NextGen presentation at the next GUE conference following their scholarship year.
If you’re a certified diver who is enthusiastic about pursuing further education, interested in exploration and conservation, and ready for a year of new adventures, learn more about the requirements and how to submit an application here. Applications close July 1st, 2022.

Global Underwater Explorers, a US 501(c)(3), began with a group of divers whose love of underwater exploration grew naturally into a desire to protect those environments. In 1998, they created a unique organization dedicated to high-quality diver education with the goal of supporting aquatic research that advances conservation and safely expands exploration of the underwater world.
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