Martial Arts Museum of America

 

 

Martial Arts Museum of America presents…..

Start your karate training now with a museum scholarship!

                    The Martial Arts Museum of America (non profit corporation 501(c)(3)) sponsors

                                                                educational programs of various types, such as school assemblies, demonstrations, scholarships, awards, classes and more. Two locations are available in Old Town and Del Mar-Carmel Valley areas.

Students can register for the two days per week in the traditional karate programs. Classes are available Monday to Friday and the student selects the desired regular two days. Most class times start at 4, 5 and 6 pm and are usually one hour classes for the 6 to 12 year old group. Teenagers 13 and up attend classes that start at 6 pm.

 

Stuidents can register between September 2010 and May 2011 at any time if there are scholarship places available.

These classes will be held in the Old Town area with easy access from I-5 or I-8. and the other studio location is in the Del Mar and Carmel Country area just off Carmel Mountain Road and are taught by experienced black belts.

MAMA (the museum) contracts out the course arrangements to well qualified traditional teachers of black belt standing. Only students registering through MAMA can receive this particular course instruction and at these rates.

Call 619-299-8361

            or visit us on line to register or get more details!                 www.martialartsmuseum.org

Costs fro the program will vary and depends on when you start. The community average commercial rates for such programs are about $17 per class (hourly). The museum scholarship program provides for a rate of about $11.00 per class. Obtain details from the instructors when you inquire and register. Scholarships will be limited by school and location.

 

 

 

 

 

Eligibility: the student must be at least six years of age and present a previous year or current report card copy that indicates satisfactory scholarship and conduct grades. A teacher may be required to give a short support letter. Students are required to have passing grades at school as well good citizenship (conduct) grades. Preference is given to karate beginners. We reserve the right to rescind a scholarship if the student conduct is disruptive to the regular class, or if we deem the student is not able to concentrate and focus sufficiently. In such cases we may suggest delaying the participation until the student has acquired more maturity. Other rules, regulations and guidelines will apply. This scholarship offer cannot be used with any other offers or in lieu of existing agreements in karate studios. We reserve the right to limit or end further enrolment at anytime. Commitments are six month to this particular scholarship program. Scholarships are generally not renewable.

 

                 Students will have access to test for karate belts. Uniforms are required and are provided at a reasonable price.

 The locations are very secure sites in safe neighborhoods. There is ample parking and students are supervised at all times, until the parent picks up the child. 

 Please feel free to call 619-299-8361 for more information or any questions.

 MAMA has contracted to use the services of Pacific Martial Arts (established 1978) and their facilities. The PMA reserves the right to limit the number of students who may receive these scholarships. You may visit their website at www.pmakarate.com.

Some of the teachers who will be teaching are:

·          Grandmaster  Jerry Devine, black belt, former math teacher, member IKK Hall of Fame

·          Becky Black, Sensei, current high school teacher

·          Andrew Vaughn, black belt, graduate student of SDSU in computer services

·          Yuri Gorokhov, current junior in computer engineering SDSU

·          Michael Brown, Sensei,  math professor Mesa College

 

To register: (mail, on line, or by phone)

Scholarship program of the Martial Arts Museum of America

This is an application to take the six month karate training course and scholarship. On receiving your application, we will contact you and give you other information and details needed to get started. Your application does not guarantee acceptance in the program.

Student name 

 

Parent name 

 

Student birth date (mm/dd/year)

          

Full address, city, zip code  

   

Phone number, cell numbers 

 

Current school, and grade 

 

Email address:   

 

Indicate two days that you would prefer to train.

   

Mail this to Martial Arts Museum of America

1010 University Ave  #264, San Diego CA 92103 

Or go on line to martialartsmuseum.org to register.

Or call 619-299-8361

 

Do not make payment with this registration. You will be billed after the orientation and acceptance into the scholarship program.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MAMA or the museum has the right to modify or end the program at any time, and to limit the number of scholarships awarded. Only those applying by using the flier handed out in certain schools are eligible. Siblings may qualify as well, please ask. The PMAF USA Inc as the teaching entity has the right to terminate any membership (scholarship plan award) due to the conduct or performance of any student, particularly if it believes such conduct or performance is harmful to its business interests or the other students.

Officers: Dir. J. Devine Vice-Dir. E. Rosado  Treas. A. Imbimbo  Sec. B. Black