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. An excellent instructor will adapt their teaching style to each student.
Tim is an instructor in scuba diving
Tim is an instructor in Scuba diving and teaches people to 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 and 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 how to use a regulator and the various parts of it. He also explains how to replace a dive mask, how to properly adjust a regulator, and how to buddy breathe. He then explains how important it is to maintain a regulator and warns about what happens if the student neglects to do so.
Tim explains tank function
Tim explains the functions of a scuba tank as a scuba instructor. Students are taught how to use a regulator underwater. Tim, the instructor, carries the tank's weight while students adjust their balance.
Tim explains the role of regulator
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. Students should ensure proper maintenance to avoid this.
Tim explains what tank is for
Tim, a diver instructor, explains the parts and functions of a tank. Maintaining the tank in top condition is the responsibility of the dive shop operator or dive boat operator. Tim carries the tank, which is quite heavy. He explains how it works while balancing it on his shoulders. Tim explains how important it is to maintain it correctly and warns about the serious consequences of not doing so.