Shikon NVQ Program Course Dates
Shi Kon Level 1 Coaching Qualification
This is a generic qualification for all Martial Arts coaches, regardless of the Art they practice. We look on the Level 1 as covering the minimum knowledge that an instructor should have.
The qualification includes;
Planning Martial Arts sessions
Coaching Martial Arts
Health & Safety
Martial Arts and the Law
Coaching children and child protection
This is a 4 hour, discussion based, course priced at £35 per person. It is also possible to licence Chief Instructors to deliver this course themselves “in-house” and pay a reduced certification fee per person.
Dates are as follows:
Level 1 Coaching Course
21/3/10, 20/6/10, 5/12/10
All at the Shi Kon Martial Arts Centre in Chatham 10am to 2pm
National Vocational Qualification (NVQ) – Coaching, Teaching and Instructing Martial Arts Level 2
This qualification is nationally recognised and provided through City & Guilds. It is only available for certain Martial Arts, and Classic Coaching can offer this NVQ in;
Karate
Chinese Martial Arts
Ju Jitsu
The NVQ is split into 5 sections;
Deal with accidents and emergencies
Plan coaching sessions
Coach Martial Arts
Maintain and environment for people to improve
Review coaching sessions
Each section is covered by a separate evidence planning session, and these are followed by a minimum of two sessions where the coach is observed at work by an NVQ Assessor.
The Level 2 NVQ is priced at £450 per person.
Payment Options:
£200 paid prior to 1st session to secure your place followed by £50 to be paid on each session.
Standing Order Agreement to be signed prior to the first session to secure your place. 12 Monthly payments of £37.50.
Dates are as follows;
NVQ Programme
31/1/10, 28/2/10, 25/4/10, 30/5/10, 26/9/10, 31/10/10, 28/11/10
All at the Shi Kon Martial Arts Centre in Chatham 10am to 2pm
To register or for more information please visit the Classic Coaching web site.


Grades will be awarded where appropriate at the end of each seminar. Cost is reduced to help students cope with the recession to £30 per class and £20 for direct Honbu registered students.