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Go to bottom of page for course enrolment details Copyright Warning Although it is now possible for groups registered with the World Martial Arts Council to have their training syllabus, grades, certificates and non-academic courses validated, it must be fully understood that such validation is from the World Martial Arts Council and not a college or university. Whilst the logo of the World Martial Arts Council may be displayed on the websites and business stationery of registered individuals and groups, the use of any college or university logo by any individual or group other than the World Martial Arts Council is a breach of copyright law, and any inference or suggestion that a college or university is connected in any way with other martial arts associations, whether registered or not with the World Martial Arts Council, is illegal. If any reference is made by registered groups to the provision of academic courses or accredited qualifications, it must be clearly stated these are provided by the college or university concerned in conjunction with the World Martial Arts Council, and not with its affiliates that have no legal or academic status with any college or university. Colleges and universities will not recognize registered individuals or groups as separate entities, and any suggestion to the contrary is punishable by law. Colleges, universities, and the World Martial Arts Council will take any legal action necessary to rectify such deception. Teaching, Assessing, and Coaching Courses The introduction of academic martial arts teaching, assessing, and coaching courses is an innovative concept that is long overdue and will dispel the dangerous myth that obtaining a black belt, or its equivalent, gives a person the automatic ability and authority to teach. Martial arts tuition is largely unregulated, and for many years the World Martial Arts Council has sought to form a working relationship with academic partners in order to improve the delivery of martial arts education. Such partnerships have now been formed between colleges, universities, and the World Martial Arts Council, in order to deliver martial arts coaching awards for the global martial arts community Application and Induction Process The World Martial Arts Council conducts an induction process to ensure applicants from martial art backgrounds are suitable, and issues an Induction Certificate on completion. This confirms the World Martial Arts Council considers the applicant able to successfully complete academic programmes of intended study, and assures any university or college that claimed martial art qualifications and experience have been verified. PTLLS (City & Guilds Accredited) This qualification has been developed for anyone entering teaching or training roles or already in-service who needs to achieve the minimum threshold status as a teacher in the lifelong learning sector – that is, adult and community learning and development, further education, libraries, archives and information services and work-based learning. By 2010, anyone who teaches courses that are publicly funded will have to be qualified. This qualification introduces the knowledge and skills required by teachers to develop and deliver programmes, provide learning support and take responsibility in managing the learning process in post-16 education. It is designed to be delivered in 30 hours of teaching time, not including breaks, and revision and practice sessions, with an additional 30 hours for assimilation, consolidation and assignment planning, development, and submission. Learning Outcomes To understand your own role, responsibilities and boundaries of role in relation to teaching,To understand appropriate teaching and learning approaches within a specialist area, Ability to demonstrate your session planning skills, and plan, deliver, observe, and evaluate a microteaching session, To understand how to deliver inclusive sessions that motivate learners, To understand the use of different assessment methods, and To understand and analyse the need for accurate record keeping and procedures that can be adopted, including internal and external assessment information. Qualification Information Course duration: five-day programme or 10 weeks 30 hours Assessment: one practical and two written assignments Ofqual accredited: Yes Prerequisite: None Suggested Progression: Level 4 Award in Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector, or Level 3/4 Certificate in Teaching in the Lifelong Learning Sector (CTLLS) *The World Martial Arts Council accepts successful completion of this course as an international martial arts generic teaching qualification B-TEC Higher National Diploma The Higher National Diploma in Sport and Exercise Science (2 years for Honours Degree) is an ideal qualification for people who aspire to work in the health and fitness industry, sports coaching or education. The course combines theoretical study with the practical applications that are required in the field of sport and exercise science. Whilst studying on this course you will develop laboratory-based skills, employability skills, research techniques and the necessary underpinning knowledge for the application of these skills. Level: QCF 5 Awarding Body: Edexcel Duration: 2 Years Mode: Full-Time (36 – 40 weeks per academic year) /Part Time/Distance/E Learning 2 - 3 years Fees: UK Full Time Students: £2950 per annum. Part Time/ Distance Learning (E Learning) £1950 per annum. International Full Time Students: £4950 per academic year and registration or examination fees of the awarding body. Entry Requirement: 4 GCSEs with 2 GCE A Level BTEC Level 3/4 Qualification Overseas qualification Higher School leaving certificate (intermediate) Mature students over the age of 21 with no formal qualification but experience and another qualifications may be admitted at the digression of the admission tutor International Students: All international students are required to have a minimum of B1 or B2 level of English as per the CEFR. These new UKBA rules came into effect on 21st April 2011 Course Contents: The first year will cover the underpinning knowledge required for the course, such as Anatomy and Physiology, Psychology, Skill Acquisition, PE, Training & Fitness as well as Research and Lab methods units. The second year builds on the first year units and highlights the application of sport science. Units studied will be Nutrition, Psychology, Coaching, Sports Analysis, Exercise Physiology, Biomechanics and Employability Skills as well as getting the opportunity for independent study in the dissertation module allowing learners to devise and experiment in their own area of interest. Mandatory Units: Anatomy and Physiology for Sport and Exercise Sport and Exercise Psychology Research Methods for Sport and Exercise Sciences Training and Fitness for Sport and Exercise Biomechanics for Sport Research Project Optional Units: Nutrition for Sport and Exercise Field-based Fitness Testing for Sport and Exercise Sport and Society Laboratory and Experimental Methods in Sport and Exercise Sciences Biochemistry of Exercise Physical Activity, Lifestyle and Well-being Instructing Physical Activity and Exercise Personal and Professional Development Employability Skills Work-based Experience Injury Prevention and Treatment in Sport and Exercise Skill Acquisition in Sport Sports Coaching Analysis of Sports Performance Sport and Exercise Massage Physical Education Technology in Sport and Exercise Functional Exercise Physiology Exercise Prescription Sport and Exercise for Specific Groups Applied Sport and Exercise Psychology Sport and Exercise Rehabilitation
Assessment: Generally, more emphasis is placed on continuous assessment than examinations. Although examinations feature, particularly at the end of the semester, they rarely have a weighting greater than 50% of the value of each unit. Most assessments take the form of assignment. So homework or private study is required
Progression: Students who have studied this programme have progressed to the final year of an Honours Degree programme or entered the world of work in the following roles; exercise prescription, personal training, coaching, health and fitness, sports analysis, education and sport science support
Martial Arts Referee Courses CLASS C (Regional) CERTIFICATE
CLASS B (National) CERTIFICATE
CLASS A (International) CERTIFICATE
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