First I want to clarify that I have no afiliation to the entities I mention in this post and I'm posting this as a personal informative message.
As I seek to be a better diver and team member, I enrolled my self in the Tek Camp 2018 in the UK for 4 days of what I hope will be great training by top instructors in the industry.
In between the offers of the Tek Camp, there was a promosion of a online microclass www.thehumandiver.com, which I found that nailed the human factor communication ( or improper communication in the diving world )
From the point of view as a student, I see that this course, or in particular the complete hands on course will benefied a lot of instructors around the world, as I see and have experienced first hand in more than two occations the lack of proper teaching enviroment and communication skills of instructors, and that this type of information can help them greatly improve.
As a new diver this will be a great refresher of things that we know but tend to not emphasize or had taken for granted, it will definately be a tool to considere for improving and refining your self as a diver.
And if any that reads this, and happen to be on vacations in the UK maybe they can make a detour and experience hopefully great diving skills training in the Tek Camp at Vobster Quay.
As I seek to be a better diver and team member, I enrolled my self in the Tek Camp 2018 in the UK for 4 days of what I hope will be great training by top instructors in the industry.
In between the offers of the Tek Camp, there was a promosion of a online microclass www.thehumandiver.com, which I found that nailed the human factor communication ( or improper communication in the diving world )
From the point of view as a student, I see that this course, or in particular the complete hands on course will benefied a lot of instructors around the world, as I see and have experienced first hand in more than two occations the lack of proper teaching enviroment and communication skills of instructors, and that this type of information can help them greatly improve.
As a new diver this will be a great refresher of things that we know but tend to not emphasize or had taken for granted, it will definately be a tool to considere for improving and refining your self as a diver.
And if any that reads this, and happen to be on vacations in the UK maybe they can make a detour and experience hopefully great diving skills training in the Tek Camp at Vobster Quay.
