If you're considering a career in scuba diving, there are several traits that are crucial to succeeding as an instructor. These characteristics include the ability to communicate well with others, be patient, show respect for different learning styles and understand and coach those who are physically disabled. A great instructor will be able to tailor their style of teaching to the student.
Tim is a scuba instructor
Tim is a Scuba instructor and teaches people how you can breathe underwater. He explains how the regulator works and the parts that make it up. Students learn to maintain their regulators and replace them when they are underwater. He also teaches that it is important to be able to breathe with someone else.
Tim explains tank parts
Tim explains the functions of the different parts of a scuba instructor's tank to students. While the instructor should always take care of the tank, there are some instances when it needs a bit of TLC. 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 walks the class through using a regulator as well as the different parts. He also guides the class through replacing a dive mask, how adjust a regulator correctly, and how to buddy-breathe. Then he discusses the importance regulator maintenance and warns of the consequences for students who don't keep their regulator in good condition.
Tim explains tank function
Tim, a qualified scuba instructor explains the function of a dive tank. Students learn how to use an underwater regulator. Tim, the instructor is in charge of the tank and the students balance it.
Tim explains how regulators work
Tim shows a student what to do with a regulator, snorkel, and how it works. The regulator is necessary for underwater breathing. When used improperly, it can lead to dangerous consequences. It is important to practice good maintenance in order to prevent these consequences.
Tim explains how tanks work
As a scuba instructor, Tim explains the function of a tank and its parts. The dive shop or dive boat operator is responsible for keeping the tank in good condition. Tim carries the tank, which is quite heavy. He explains how it works while balancing it on his shoulders. He explains why it is important to keep it in good condition and warns against the negative consequences of neglecting to do so.