Education

about GUE TR


A friendly greeting from the Turkish chapter of Global Underwater Explorers, or GUE TR. Our mission is to encourage exploration, education, and conservation through the use of a rigorously structured and standardized diving technique. We strive for peak performance in all that we do.

GUE TR promotes the growth of safe and capable diving practices, maintaining a network of qualified divers while supporting programs aimed at protecting marine environments. We aim to become the leading body in Turkiye in the field of diving instruction and activities directed towards the protection of marine habitats, upholding the highest standards of instruction and discovery.

We proudly utilize a highly qualified, seasoned faculty of instructors who share a strong passion for diving, in conjunction with a strong commitment to training and conservation. In addition, we are dedicated to assisting GUE divers worldwide by delivering instruction, as well as equipping, support in ensuring a safe, rewarding diving experience.

missions

Education

GUE offer programs for all levels, from new to technical divers, enhancing scuba training quality.

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Conservation

Our project initiatives, documents local aquatic environments to raise awareness and support.

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Exploration

Our annual project report highlights at least 20 active projects, with many more ongoing initiatives.

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testimonials

education

GUE (Global Underwater Explorers) leads scuba education with innovative training protocols and expert educators. We offer programs for all levels, from new to technical divers, enhancing scuba training quality. Initially for exploration projects, GUE courses now include recreational divers, ensuring a smooth transition to technical diving. GUE promotes social engagement through communities and projects, and offers specialized courses like drysuit use, DPV, and the popular GUE Fundamentals. We maintain high standards with regular instructor requalification and diver feedback.

  • Courses for:
  • Non-diver
  • Any Diver
  • GUE Diver
  • Categories:
  • all
  • recreational
  • primer
  • foundational
  • technical
  • dan
GUE DPV-1

DPV 1foundational

GUE Open Water Diver (GUE Recreational Diver 1)

Open Water Diverrecreational

GUE Performance Diver

Performance Diverfoundational

GUE Basic Fundamentals

Basic Fundamentalsfoundational

Advanced Open Water Diver (GUE Recreational Diver 2)

Adv. Open Water Diverrecreational

GUE Master Diver (GUE Recreational Diver 3)

Master Diverrecreational

GUE Deep Primer (GUE Triox Primer)

Deep Primerfoundational

GUE Drysuit Primer

Drysuit Primerfoundational

GUE Doubles Primer

Doubles Primerfoundational

GUE Rescue Primer

Rescue Primerfoundational

GUE Technical Fundamentals

Tech Fundamentalsfoundational

GUE Technical Diver 1

Technical 1technical

GUE Technical Diver 1

CCR Fundamentalstechnical

GUE Navigation Primer

Navigation Primerfoundational

GUE Scuba Diver (GUE Supervised Diver)

Scuba Diverrecreational

GUE Gas Blender

Gas Blenderfoundational

DAN BLS-D & Oxygen Provider

BLS-D & O2 First AidDAN

conservation

GUE supports conservation through partnerships and university projects documenting reefs and shipwrecks. Our Project Baseline initiative, with over 100 projects in 40 countries, documents local aquatic environments to raise awareness and support political action.

Future projects will integrate divers, submersibles, scientists, and media. Submersibles explore up to 1,000 meters, with divers and subs collaborating up to 150 meters.

Since 2014, Project Baseline, supported by donors, has included archaeology, conducting reef surveys and exploring shipwrecks off various coasts. This ongoing work is detailed in our Annual Reports. Learn more with this infographic.


exploration

GUE was created to meet the needs of challenging global projects, shaped by top industry explorers. Our training programs enable divers to pursue various interests, supporting worldwide diving initiatives for exploration and conservation.

GUE communities often document their exploration and conservation efforts in collaboration with governments, universities, and nonprofits. Each year, our annual project report highlights at least 20 active projects, with many more ongoing initiatives.