Job training requirements: Have completed the entry-level job training course. Coaching requirements: Requirements for those with less than 10 years of experience as bishops: mastering a certain type

Job training requirements: Have completed the entry-level job training course. Coaching requirements: Requirements for those with less than 10 years of experience as bishops: mastering a certain type of traditional boxing or confrontational events; assisting in teaching or preliminary coaching; having experience; being recognized within the teaching site; and being able to use foreign languages ??in teaching. Exceptional conditions for traditional martial arts level coaches ◎ Apply for special-level and quasi-special-level exceptions. (1) Those who are under 55 years old, but have made special contributions to the development of traditional martial arts in our province. (2) Those who have less than 35 years of teaching experience, but have made special contributions to the development of traditional martial arts in our province, the popularization and promotion of martial arts in the province, and the promotion of national fitness. (3) Those who have original insights in theory and can provide guidance for the development of traditional martial arts in our province. (4) Those who have made special contributions to the discovery, arrangement and research of traditional martial arts skills and performances in our province. (5) Those who meet the first-level conditions and are hired as members of the regional expert group. (6) The exception conditions for the quasi-special grade are the same as those for the special grade, except for those who are less than 50 years old and have less than 30 years of teaching experience. ◎ Conditions for applying for first-level exceptions: (1) Those who are under 45 years old but have made special contributions to the development of traditional martial arts in our province. (2) Those with less than 25 years of teaching experience, but who have made special contributions to the development of traditional martial arts in our province, the popularization and promotion of martial arts in the province, and the promotion of national fitness. (3) Those who meet the requirements of the associate level and are hired as members of the regional expert group. ◎ Conditions for applying for second-level exceptions: (1) Those who are under 35 years old but have made special contributions to the development of traditional martial arts in our province. (2) Those with less than 15 years of teaching experience, but who have made special contributions to the development of traditional martial arts in our province, the popularization and promotion of martial arts in the province, and the promotion of national fitness. (3 Those who meet the requirements for the quasi-level two and are hired as members of the regional expert group. Promotion conditions for traditional martial arts coaches ◎ The promotion of foreign martial arts coaches is an upgrade for coaches who have obtained grade qualifications and cannot be Cross-level promotion. ◎ Conditions for promotion to level two or below: After being evaluated as a coach, anyone who meets the following conditions can apply for promotion to one level: (1) Obtain a junior coach job training certificate (valid within two years). ) Those who have obtained the qualification of a coach at the level 3, level 3 or level 2 for more than one year (3) Those who have obtained any of the following results: ① I have participated in Category I competitions [Note 1] more than 1 time and won 1 medal. Those who have won more than 2 medals; or those who have participated in Category II competitions [Note 2] more than 2 times and won more than 2 medals; ② The students they have trained have participated in Category I competitions more than 5 times and won more than 3 medals; or those who have participated in Category II competitions. Those who have participated in more than 10 martial arts competitions and won more than 6 medals. ③ Those who have trained more than 30 martial arts students in a year. ◎ Those who have been promoted to a level below the first level in the city. Conditions: After being assessed as a coach, anyone who meets the following conditions can apply for promotion to one level: (1) Obtain an intermediate coach job training certificate (valid within two years) (2) Obtain a second-level or associate first-level coach. Those who have been members for more than one year (3) Those who have achieved any of the following results: ① Those who have participated in Category I competitions more than once and won more than 2 medals; or those who have participated in Category II competitions more than 2 times and won 4 medals. Those who have won more than 10 medals in Category I competitions. ② Those who have trained students in Category I competitions for more than 10 times and won more than 8 medals; or those who have participated in Category II competitions for more than 20 times and won more than 15 medals. ③ Students who have trained martial arts in one year. Those who have served more than 100 people. ◎ Those who have served as a coach in a city-level coach training class for one time or above ◎ Conditions for promotion to the first-level coach: After being evaluated as a first-level coach, anyone who meets the following conditions can apply for promotion to the associate level: ( 1) Those who have obtained the senior coach on-the-job training qualification certificate (valid within two years) (2) Those who have obtained the first-level coach qualification for more than one year. (3) Those who have obtained the following experience. Candidates with any of the following results: ① Those who have participated in Category I competitions more than 2 times and won more than 4 medals (or 2 gold medals); or those who have participated in Category II competitions more than 4 times and won more than 8 medals (or 4 gold medals); (gold medals). ② The students trained have participated in Category I competitions for more than 15 times and won more than 12 medals (or 4 gold medals); or students have participated in Category II competitions for more than 20 times and won more than 15 medals (or 6 medals). Gold medal). ③Those who train more than 150 martial arts students in a year.④Those who have served as coaches for more than 2 times (inclusive) in coaching training courses at the municipal level or above. ◎ Conditions for promotion from quasi-special level to special level: After the evaluation of quasi-special level coaches, those who meet the following conditions can apply for promotion to special level: (1) Obtain a senior coach job training certificate (valid within two years). (2) Those who have obtained the quasi-special-level coach qualification for more than two years. (3) Be able to conduct theoretical research and have an academic paper or valuable achievements in traditional martial arts. (4) Those who have obtained any of the following results: ① The students they have trained have participated in Category I competitions for more than 15 times and won more than 12 medals (or 6 gold medals); or students have participated in Category II competitions for more than 20 times and won 15 Those who have won more than 8 medals (or 8 gold medals). ② Those who train martial arts students for more than 200 times in a year. ③Those who have served as coaches for more than 3 times (inclusive) in coach training classes at the municipal level (inclusive) or above. ④ Act as the main planner and organizer in large-scale martial arts activities at the municipal level (including) and above. ⑤ Be a significant contributor to Category I competitions or traditional martial arts activities at the provincial level (including) or above. ⑥ Those who have made achievements in the dissemination and research of a certain boxing style and have published academic works. ◎ Conditions for special-level promotion to meritorious level: After being evaluated as a coach of special-level or above, any person who meets the following conditions can apply for promotion to the first level: (1) Obtain a senior coach job training certificate (valid within two years). (2) Those who have obtained special-level coaching qualifications for more than two years. (3) After assessing the level of coaches, those who have achieved any of the following results: ① The students they have trained have participated in more than 30 Class I competitions and won 8 gold medals; or those who have trained students have participated in Class II competitions for more than 50 people and won 12 gold medals. . ② Those who train martial arts students for more than 200 times in a year. ③Those who have served as coaches for more than 4 times in coach training classes at the municipal level (inclusive) or above. ④ Serve as the main planner and organizer for more than 2 times in large-scale martial arts activities at the municipal level (inclusive) or above. ⑤ Be a significant contributor to Class I competitions or traditional martial arts activities at the provincial level (including) or above. ⑥ Those who can conduct theoretical research, have academic papers or valuable achievements in traditional martial arts, or have made achievements in the dissemination and research of a certain boxing type, or have published academic works. ⑦Those over 70 years old who participate in martial arts activities organized by regional (professional) martial arts organizations 1-2 times a year. ◎ Exceptional conditions for applying for promotion: (1) Presidents and executive vice-presidents of martial arts associations at or above the city, county, district level (inclusive) who carry out traditional martial arts activities with characteristics and innovations can apply for special approval for promotion. (2) The leader and deputy leader of the expert group who have performed well in the qualification review of foreign-related martial arts coaches can apply for special approval for promotion. (3) Principals of martial arts schools that carry out creative and distinctive traditional martial arts activities can apply for special approval for promotion. Note 1: “Category I competitions”: refers to international and international competitions hosted and hosted by the International Wushu Federation, the Wushu Sports Management Center of the State Sports General Administration, the Chinese Wushu Association, the Zhejiang Provincial Sports Bureau, the Zhejiang Provincial Wushu Association and the Zhejiang Provincial Foreign Sports Exchange Center. Domestic and provincial comprehensive or individual traditional martial arts competitions; international traditional martial arts comprehensive or individual competitions organized by overseas organizations. Note 2: "Type II competition": refers to regional traditional martial arts comprehensive or individual competitions within the provincial level hosted and undertaken by organizations affiliated to cities, counties (cities, districts), provincial martial arts associations and provincial martial arts associations from other provinces. Activity.