Course Overview This blended learning programme introduces junior martial arts students aged 13–17 to the fundamentals of coaching. It is designed for learners assisting with classes such as Tiny Kwon-Do or beginner Taekwon-Do. Learners will gain practical experience, complete an online portfolio, and deliver two short coaching sessions. This programme can contribute to personal development awards such as DofE. Personal Requirements To be successful in the WMA Junior Instructor Programme, participants should demonstrate the following qualities Reliable – Consistently attends sessions and follows through on commitments Good communicator – Can speak clearly to peers and younger students and listens well Committed – Shows dedication to learning and supporting the club, including completing tasks set by mentors or programme leaders Technically confident – Performs techniques to a high standard and can explain or demonstrate them to others Creative and adaptable – Able to plan and modify activities, create games, and respond to group needs Programme Requirements To complete the WMA Junior Instructor Certificate, learners must: ✅ Assist in Classes Support weekly classes as agreed with the programme leader, including Tiny Kwon-Do or junior sessions. ✅ Deliver Coaching Segments Plan and deliver two 15-minute sessions, such as warm-ups, drills, or games, under supervision. ✅ Attend Instructor Training Take part in WMA teacher training and standardisation sessions throughout the year to learn how to coach effectively and ensure consistency in teaching. ✅ Complete the In-House Certificate Submit a completed portfolio (including worksheets, tasks, and reflections) and meet expectations in teaching and technical ability. ✅ Optional Progression (Ages 14+) Eligible students may enrol on the Level 1 or Level 2 Coaching Martial Arts & Sport qualifications delivered by Worcestershire Martial Arts.
You can also join this program via the mobile app. Go to the app