"Nothing under the sun is greater than education. By educating one person and sending him into the society of his generation, we make a contribution extending a hundred generations to come."
16 De plusieurs semaines - Mar 3 2025
The Undergraduate Diploma in Judo Management course is intended to train administrators and managers for effective work within judo federations, clubs and centres.
18 De plusieurs semaines - Mar 3 2025
This course is primarily aimed at the basic requirement of a judo instructor. In this course, the Black Belt Judoka is introduced to the modules selected as the most important basics that a Judo instructor should know.
14 De plusieurs semaines - Feb 4 2025
The Judo Research programme is a partnership between the IJF Academy and the University of Hertfordshire to prepare candidates to apply for the postgraduate MA/MSc by Research course. The Judo Research programme covers the knowledge and skills required to research judo related topics at the postgraduate level.
15 De plusieurs semaines - Mar 3 2025
The UDJC course is designed to introduce performance coaching for coaches who have performed well at the UCJI Course and have gained enough level of coaching specialisation at the club level. With this specialisation, they can begin to meet their need for high-performance level coaching.
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V4V is a project sponsored by the EU’s Erasmus+ programme and led by the European Observatoire of Sport and Employment. Its main goal is to provide research and practical innovative tools which can help the sport sector build and refresh its volunteer workforce.
The primary aim of the EdJCO project is to structure an evidence- and eminence-base e-learning multi-lingual educational programme specifically tailored for judo coaches of older individuals.
The IJF Academy is pleased to introduce the Education Structure. The IJF Academy is a Higher Education Institute accredited by MFHEA in Malta
This information is designed to support the preparation of Kodokan 100 judo techniques for coaches and athletes.
