There are a few traits that will make you a successful instructor if you are considering a career as scuba diver. These traits include: having great social skills, displaying patience, respect for individual learning styles, and the ability to understand and coach physically challenged students. 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 who teaches people how 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 to students what each part of a scuba instructor’s tank does. The tank should be maintained by the instructor, but there are times when it may need some extra care. He reminds his students to take care when replacing their tanks, and to keep their tank in good condition.
Tim explains regulator
Tim leads the class through the use of a regulator, and all its parts. He also provides instructions on how to replace a mask and adjust the regulator correctly. 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 explains the functions of a scuba tank as a scuba instructor. Students are taught how to use a regulator underwater. Tim, the instructor is in charge of the tank and the students balance it.
Tim explains what regulators do
Tim shows a student the proper use of a regulator or snorkel and explains what each part does. A regulator is essential for breathing underwater. A regulator can be dangerous if used incorrectly. It is important to practice good maintenance in order to prevent these consequences.
Tim explains tank's function
Tim is a scuba teacher and explains what a tank does. The dive shop or dive boat operator is responsible for keeping the tank in good condition. The tank is heavy, and Tim carries it on his shoulders while explaining how it works. He explains its importance and warns of potential dangers if it isn't maintained properly.