| In many martial arts styles, the assumption traditionally
has been that once students earn their black belts they are
ready to teach other students. But the ATA does not believe
that simply being able to do something well qualifies a person
to teach it. During the last 30 years, the ATA has developed
an intensive instructor training program to insure that all
ATA instructors are skilled and professional teachers.
Some of the Personal Benefits our dedicated instructors
receive from their hard work and effort include:
Developing Leadership Skills
Improving
Their Taekwondo
Learning Instructional Techniques
Valuable Life Skills Training
Sharpening Their Thinking
Skills
Attending Special Events
Before
becoming certified, ATA black belts spend 2-3 years as
instructor trainees, during which time they are required to
teach at least 300 hours under the supervision of a senior
instructor. They are also required to earn certification in
CPR and Youth Protection and to attend instruction camps.
Whats your dream? To own your own school, or travel to new
places? That ATA would like to help provide you the
opportunity to reach your goals, whatever they are. As the ATA
continues to expand worldwide, the opportunities for qualified
instructors and school owners has never been better.
Do you enjoy
meeting new people?
Do you enjoy training in Songahm
Taekwondo?
Would you like to become a Master in Songahm Taekwondo?
Are you looking for a future
that is both financially and emotionally
rewarding?
If you answered YES
to all these questions, start making plans for your future
today. It doesnt matter if you are a black belt or white
belt. Today is the right time to plan for your future.
If
you are financially able, the ATA can provide you all the
necessary information to open an ATA school. If you are not in
the financial position to open today, the ATA will help you
connect with successful operators looking to grow and open
additional locations that could be yours in the
future.
If you are interested in becoming a certified ATA instructor,
talk with your instructor
today!
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