A few key traits are essential to success as a scuba instructor. These include being a good social person, having patience, respecting individual learning styles and the ability to coach students with disabilities. An excellent instructor will adapt their teaching style to each student.
Tim is a scuba instructor
Tim is an instructor in Scuba diving and teaches people to breathe underwater. He explains what the regulator is 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 instructor should make sure that the tank is maintained at all costs. However, it does sometimes need a little more attention. He reminds them to be careful when they replace their tanks and to keep it well-maintained.
Tim explains regulator
Tim leads the class through the use of a regulator, and all its parts. He also explains how to replace a dive mask, how to properly adjust a regulator, and how to buddy breathe. He then discusses the importance of regulator maintenance, and warns students about the possible consequences if they don't.
Tim explains tank function
Tim explains the functions of a scuba tank as a scuba instructor. Students learn how to use an underwater regulator. Tim, an instructor, is responsible for the tank's balance while the students adjust it.
Tim explains how regulators work
Tim shows a student how to correctly wear a regulator and snorkel, and explains the functions of each. A regulator is essential for breathing underwater. Incorrectly using it can have serious consequences. This can be prevented by proper maintenance.
Tim explains the function of tank
Tim, a scuba instructor explains the functions of tanks and their parts. The tank is maintained in good condition by the dive shop or operator of a dive boat. Tim carries the tank around on his shoulders, explaining its functions. He explains its importance and warns of potential dangers if it isn't maintained properly.