Thread: Should you pay to become a BSAC instructor?
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Old 19-01-05, 10:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Paul Beal
I think you mean NQI - Nationally Qualified Instructor, rather than NI - National Instructor (the highest instructor qualification only reached by about 6 people per year) - TLAs, who needs them!!

My personal view (and I will probably be slated for it) is that if someone has got all the way up to advanced diver in a BSAC club and has not done an ITC/IFC then someone needs to kick them up the ar*e to get on with it. This can only happen in the largest clubs surely? In smaller clubs the most experienced people are always the ones who are leaned on to get an instructor qualification

Paul
why ?

some of us aren't cut out to teach
and put our bit back in other ways

it takes more than instructors to keep a successful club going
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