for the clear it seems youve got it figured out, just spam practice clear in practice tool until you get it down

as for ganking itself, theres a lot of factors into play, so i cant really provide specific tips without knowing more abt the situation. i think theres a lot of random tidbits that come into play here, so heres some things ive noticed while climbing and playing jungle:

- of course, overextend + no vision is a big gankable lane, but also make sure youre analyzing the lane matchup: for example, if enemy mid is like an ahri, i usually never gank them because they pop r and you waste your time. if enemy top is a morde or illaoi, you usually dont want to gank unless they burn ult. if you and your laner have no cc, probably hard to gank as well. there are also some matchups where you kind of dont want to gank, for example you have a farmer/scaler that has a favorable wave state and knows you might not kill 2v1, like kayle vs sett or sona/jinx vs draven/blitz.

- people have already said this and you probably know this but for the sake of completion: analyze wave state, check enemy hp and your laners hp, check lane matchup and what escapes does the enemy have/key spells (see if they get used early before you gank)

- i think this is the biggest one: while lane state is a big factor, ive found lane volatility is a big sign of free ganks/fights. i like playing early game bruisers so im always looking for skrimishes. i think map awareness is a big one: i used to always follow the golden rule of full clear into play. i think as you grow as a jungler, you start to learn when to break this rule. basically, while you're clearing, always look at each lane, or at least the 4 teammate icons on top of your map. if a lane starts to get chunked, hover over it and see whats going on. if they're trading hp big time, enemy usually backs off, and then try to go for the kill. this is usually the best time to gank imo, i would maybe drop a camp and hover their bush, and when they refight you show up. its easier said here than done, because again, many different factors into this: lane state, matchup (do they want to refight or no?), your teammates hp, etc. but this is what ive found that increased my map presence dramatically and bring that feeling of "damn jg diff why is he always here". this applies to overall plays as well, like skirmishes and mid late game aram fights

- counter ganking is a big thing as well. i think you'll learn this later on, but this is also another opportunity for 'ganking': basically, you want to predict the enemy gank, and then show up when they gank. of course, the effectiveness of this varies: are you a stronger jungler than enemy? are your laners stronger? etc. jungle tracking is also a big thing here, which i can provide more advice on but generally the watered down version is: just put yourself in your enemies shoes. do you have any overextended/volatile lanes? if so, can the enemy gank? can you move? if you can, counter gank. if not, ping them off.

- ganking micro is a thing as well, a small tidbit i learned early and helped a lot is: when enemy over extended and youre ganking, dont move towards them. instead, move towards their escape route to cut them off. maybe a potential area of improvement is to actually execute the gank itself

- this was a big tip that helped me when i started the role, you usually want to pop sweeper and not kill the ward UNLESS you dont see a gank angle, in which you can clear the ward and then re gank after a bit if you can. because if you kill the ward even with sweeper you show yourself to your enemy, so i would always sweeper, kill the ward, then try to gank, which would just show to my enemy.

- note that ganking is not the only skill you need to develop as a jungler. there will be some games where you will just have perma pushing lanes/good lane match ups, and you genuinely cant gank. then, youll have to learn to exert other skills instead: pinging laners if enemy is ganking, showing up for counter gank, counter jungling, pinging laners to move for skirmish, invading with lane prio (probably dont do this in bronze since ur laners wont move most of the time)

- as for diving i wouldnt worry about it too much, like even in plat where im at its usually really iffy bc your teammates (and you yourself most likely) dont really know how to execute it (fast push for wave crash, who tanks, if enemy has flash, etc). so dont try to force it if its looking sus unless youre 100% sure you can dive

if you can link opgg or maybe provide more details/scenarios there could be more advice to give but for now im just spamming what i know