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Leisure and Sports - Martial Arts Instructor

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Leisure and Sports - Martial Arts Instructor

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Overview

Martial arts instructors teach martial arts like karate, jujitsu and judo.

Key Activities
  • Prepare lesson plans
  • Demonstrate warm ups, skills training, and physical conditioning
  • Coach students
  • Develop individual training programmes
  • Observe and assess students, and give them feedback
  • Develop and practise your own skills
  • Take responsibility for the health and safety of students
  • Promote your classes
Workplace

As a Martial Arts Instructor, you could work in a creative studio or at a fitness centre.

Your working environment may be physically demanding and you may need to wear a uniform.

Working Hours

Martial Arts Instructors tend to work variable hours a week. You could work evenings and weekends, managing your own hours.

Salary

Variable

Qualifications

There are no set entry requirements for this role. 

 

To train as a martial arts instructor you can do a coaching qualification at college that's recognised by the National Governing Body (NGB) for your martial arts discipline. 

 

You can gain useful experience through volunteering in clubs or at sporting events. 

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