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Why are we called the Oriental Sports Association? Oriental n. A region consisting of the south eastern Asia from India or Borneo Sport n. An individual or group activity pursued for exercise or pleasure, often taking a competitive form Associate n. people having a common purpose or interest. (Collins English Dictionary)
The Oriental Sports Association was formed in 1983 to promote Martial and Sport Arts
What are on the website pages?
Weekend Events Application Local Seminars Application National Freestyle Squad Training & Selection Application Associate Squad Training & Selection Application Associate Squad Group Application Fund Raising 2011/2012 Timetable
Timetable Course Fees Sifu
G Rennison YOUR Business is YOUR Business LAU GAR Courses Application Centre of Excellence Structure Centre of Excellence Application
City of York Special Offer
Internal Teaching Certificate Application Internal Assessing Certificate Application Duke of Edinburgh Leadership & Volunteer Application Knife Awareness Course Application
What the OSA offers Registration Process OSA Applications Associate Applications Martial Art e-Certificate Assessment Sport Art e-Certificate Assessment Group Registration Online Community Application
FREE e-Induction Course with Certificate of Achievement So You Think You Can Referee? What services would you expect from a Governing Body? Would you like to organise an Open Day martial arts seminar?
Martial Arts Course OSA Traditional LAU GAR Kung Fu Course Application Online Examination Fighting Arts Course OSA Kickboxing Course Application OSA Freestyle Course Application Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme Application Vocational Courses 1st Aid Course Application Events throughout the UK Individual Tuition Application Validation Interview Application
Sports Coaching (Certificate) Sports Coaching (Diploma) Sports Coaching (MSc) University Martial Arts Coaching Course Application |
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APL Application Although these courses are aimed for individuals with no martial arts experience, those with prior martial arts experience and knowledge are invited to attend an Accreditation of Prior Learning (APL) Interview The benefits are explained below Reasons
for claiming credit through APL include: You can save time by completing your course more quickly Progressing at your own pace and not having to wait for others You can avoid having to repeat learning already undertaken If you move from one club to another, then you will be accredited with your present grade You
can have learning and capabilities gained through experience recognised at
Higher Education level Accreditation for previous experience is rewarded
You can save money if you are paying by the module Reduced rates are offered for monthly agreements The Oriental Sports Association also recognise that many students, and particular mature students, also possess an extensive range of skills and knowledge derived from a variety of professional, vocational, community, leisure and personal contexts APL provides students with the opportunity to have this prior learning counted as part of their course If you are unsure about the level of your previous study, don’t let this stop you from applying Click here for more information on APL’s
5 good reasons for having your martial arts qualifications registered with the OSA
1) Recognised by other martial arts associations/groups
2) Validated by the WorldMAC Alliance
3) Verified by the Duke of Edinburgh Achievements Award
4) Online Resource Centre at your disposal with over 50 essential documents ready to download-FREE!
5) Have your martial arts qualifications accredited by generic certification
Accreditation of Prior Learning (APL Form) Open to all OSA Registered Individuals Complete an online OSA APL Application Form Producing evidence based information necessary for verification, by the WorldMAC Alliance which will be verified for academic martial arts courses
For newly qualified Black Belt/Sash or equivalent who require support in their new role as an instructor or For former students who wish return to training but need updating with their syllabus you are invited to enrol onto the Preceptorship Framework
The Online APL Application will ask for you generic and martial arts qualifications On completion, you will be returned to this Homepage
Successful applicants will be invited onto our next Induction Event on April 2nd 2012 |
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Photography 2011 Price List
Events – Based on Shared Rights Video Coverage - £300-£400 per day Video Editing - £200 Photography - £300 - £400 per day Other Expenses to be negotiated: Travel Accommodation Specialised Equipment Hire
Video Hosting - £10 per calendar month per Instructor (Up to 10 videos for the OSA media archive)
Note: The Archive is available for all Instructors who wish to sell the right to view their videos for their Students via a Username and Password On-Line Account ... ... this may be incorporated into the Students Club Training Fees |
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Are you attending an outdoor event? Then why not look at our Sky Films Website Ideal for events and seminars outdoors
Here are just some of our other martial arts video links
You may also see our aerial video links Working in partnership with the OSA
Find us on
Martial artists are invited to provide footage of their events such as seminars and competitions to promote themselves on our new weekly television programme due to be launched shortly to over 200 countries
Only Available to Registered Individuals A large selection of martial arts DVD's are available (A comprehensive range is available on request)
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Martial artists are invited to provide footage of their events such as seminars and competitions to promote themselves on our new weekly television programme due to be launched shortly to over 200 countries
Application to submit your Martial Arts Footage
The Online Martial Arts Footage Application will ask you for your interests in promoting your martial arts within the media setting
On completion, you will be returned to the Homepage |
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