Karate Career choice

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We associate Millions of people with Karate and billions will add up in days to come.

Every karateka must practice and earning the belts from recognized WKF system, and career scopes with Karate are more but before that accumulate:

Certified Coach from WKF,

Certified The referee from WKF, and

Be a participant with certificates in National & International tournaments.



Here is the list of careers one can opt after getting Karate training:

1.     Karate Coach

2.     Amateur Karate Teacher

3.     School Sports Teacher

4.     Karate Referee

5.     Fitness Coach

6.     Equipment maker

7.     Event organizer

8.     Media and technology enabler to feed Martial artist fraternity.

The pandemic COVID-19 changed many a business model, which is true with Martial arts schools too. The online teaching mediums like Zoom and Facebook live taking over it. The world is completely changed now, unlike post-pandemic periods. It adds up a new dimension to the way martial arts schools deliver their classes but it needs to groom up further with more technology integrations to enables a feel of close and relation.

Since it mostly relied upon on bricks and mortar model because of its aesthetic traditional values so overnight change requires effort and time.

 

The Digital Karate wrote before Pandemic stuck up the world has some fantastic solution guidelines and it has those fine balancing act to change Martial arts overnight. 

I am Tamanna Mishra; student of Grade 11 in DPS Dubai. A Technology enthusiast, aspiring to be a game developer with the help of AR/VR technology to use at my digital startup.

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