If you're considering a career in scuba diving, there are several traits that are crucial to succeeding as an instructor. These are: a great social skill, patience, respect for others learning styles, and the ability understand and coach physically challenged students. A great instructor will tailor their teaching style to the student.
Tim is an instructor in scuba diving
Tim is a Scuba instructor who teaches people how to breathe underwater. He explains the different parts of the regulator and how it works. The instructor teaches students how to maintain and replace their regulators underwater. He also teaches how important it is to breathe with a buddy.
Tim explains tank parts
Tim explains the functions of the different parts of a scuba instructor's tank to students. The tank should be maintained by the instructor, but there are times when it may need some extra care. He reminds students that they should be cautious when replacing tanks and that it is important to keep the tank clean.
Tim explains regulator
Tim leads the class through the use of a regulator, and all its parts. He also walks the class through how to use a regulator and its various parts. Then, he explains the importance of regulator maintenance and warns about the consequences if a student doesn't maintain his regulator.
Tim explains tank function
Tim, a qualified scuba instructor explains the function of a dive tank. Students learn to use a regulator to breathe underwater. Tim, who is the instructor, helps to balance the tank.
Tim explains regulator's function
Tim shows a student what to do with a regulator, snorkel, and how it works. A regulator is essential for breathing underwater. When used improperly, it can lead to dangerous consequences. Students should ensure proper maintenance to avoid this.
Tim explains tank's function
Tim, a scuba instructor explains the functions of tanks and their parts. The tank must be maintained by the dive shop/dive boat operator. Tim handles the tank with great care. Tim explains how important it is to maintain it correctly and warns about the serious consequences of not doing so.