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| Abbreviation | NASE |
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| Formation | 1982 |
| Headquarters | Ocala, Florida, USA |
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Parent organization | CDA Technical Institute (CDA), formerly Commercial Diving Academy |
| Website | www |
The National Academy of Scuba Educators, also known as NASE Worldwide, is a recreational scuba training organization which was founded in Texas during 1982.[1][2][3] In February 2011 NASE re-launched its image and developed new standards and practices.[4] NASE's training program consists of three streams - recreational scuba diving, technical and professional diving in the recreational field (instructors and divemasters).[5][6][7] NASE operates in Colombia, Chile, South Korea, Russia and the United States of America.[8] It has a program of resort and dive center recognition with businesses recognised in the following countries - Barbados, Canada, Fiji, Honduras, Malaysia, and the Turks and Caicos Islands.[8][9]
