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Martial Arts Instructor

Martial Arts Instructor carries out the 20 listed tasks that mirror realistic work scenarios and deliverable outputs. The templates include priorities, timing and how to coordinate with colleagues. Each one shows where we found it, and comes with an AI prompt you can copy and use straight away.

20evidenced tasks
20ready prompts
3tools of the trade
25-3021.00O*NET-SOC code
332,110hold this job (US, BLS 2025)
$46,800median pay/yr (US)
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What it pays

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Half of all Self-Enrichment Teachers in the U.S. earn more than $46,800 a year — the middle 80% land between $30,050 and $92,840. About 332,110 people in the U.S. do this work. Figures are for the U.S. occupation group “Self-Enrichment Teachers”. (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics survey, published 2025.) In India, Professionals earn about ₹38,298 a month on average — around ₹4.6 lakh a year (government PLFS survey via ILOSTAT, occupation-family figure).
$46,800typical pay / year
332,110people in this work
$92,840+top 10% earn
₹4.6 lakha year in India (family avg)
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The work, task by task

These are the real jobs-to-be-done, not a wish list. Each task shows where we found it, and the prompt underneath is written for that exact task.

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Prepare students for further development

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Prepare a clear progression plan for Lily, Jamal, and Marco that lists the next three technical skills, the…
Prepare a clear progression plan for Lily, Jamal, and Marco that lists the next three technical skills, the partner drills to practise safely, and the timeline for belt review so each can move toward higher-level classes within three months.
The tools that do the workMicrosoft WordMicrosoft ExcelESCOjob descriptionsO*NET

Adapt teaching methods and materials to meet needs

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Revise the Tuesday lesson to include three alternative ways to teach the spinning kick for a range of…
Revise the Tuesday lesson to include three alternative ways to teach the spinning kick for a range of abilities, supply modified partner work for smaller children, and note which cue words and physical supports to use for those who need them.
The tools that do the workMicrosoft Wordjob descriptionsO*NET

Demonstrate skills or topics to students

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Demonstrate the five-step breakdown of the breakfall, then perform each step slowly while naming the common…
Demonstrate the five-step breakdown of the breakfall, then perform each step slowly while naming the common errors and the safety corrections, and finish with two short sequences for students to mirror at stations.
The tools that do the workMicrosoft PowerPointjob descriptionsO*NET

Write clear learning objectives

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Write four clear, measurable learning objectives for next week's beginners class: two on balance and…
Write four clear, measurable learning objectives for next week's beginners class: two on balance and footwork, one on cooperative partner etiquette, and one on safely executing a basic punch combination.
The tools that do the workMicrosoft Wordjob descriptionsO*NET
Learning1

Observe and evaluate student progress

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Observe the advanced class for forty minutes, record two strengths and two improvement points for each…
Observe the advanced class for forty minutes, record two strengths and two improvement points for each student on the sheet, and score skill benchmarks so I can adjust individual drills before Friday training.
The tools that do the workMicrosoft Exceljob descriptionsO*NET
Keeping the record1

Maintain accurate student records

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Update the student roster with attendance, belt level, medical notes, and last assessment date for all twenty…
Update the student roster with attendance, belt level, medical notes, and last assessment date for all twenty students, save a copy for the club folder, and email the parents whose children missed two classes this month.
The tools that do the workMicrosoft ExcelMicrosoft Wordjob descriptionsO*NET
The daily work14

Check students' performance and suggest improvements

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Review each student's sparring and technique clips from last week, note three concrete strengths and one…
Review each student's sparring and technique clips from last week, note three concrete strengths and one safety or alignment correction per student, then draft short improvement steps to hand to parents before Friday's class.
The tools that do the workMicrosoft Wordjob descriptionsO*NET

Engage students in recreational or enrichment activities

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Design a thirty-minute enrichment session for Saturday that mixes partner games, balance drills, and…
Design a thirty-minute enrichment session for Saturday that mixes partner games, balance drills, and cooperative mini-challenges aimed at confidence and teamwork, include safety checkpoints and a quick debrief script for volunteers.
The tools that do the workMicrosoft PowerPointjob descriptionsO*NET

Assign and grade class work and homework.

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Create this week's assignment pack: three at-home drills with progress criteria, one short reflection sheet…
Create this week's assignment pack: three at-home drills with progress criteria, one short reflection sheet for students, and a simple rubric so I can grade effort and form by Wednesday and return results at the next class.
The tools that do the workMicrosoft ExcelMicrosoft WordO*NET

Prepare materials and classrooms for class activities.

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List the room layout, equipment checklist, and child-safety setup steps I will present at Tuesday's staff…
List the room layout, equipment checklist, and child-safety setup steps I will present at Tuesday's staff meeting, note two agenda items about adapting Freinet activities and one staffing request for assistant coverage.
The tools that do the workMicrosoft WordO*NET

Attend staff meetings and serve on committees, as required.

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Produce a three-week schedule that staggers beginner and intermediate classes, maximises use of the main…
Produce a three-week schedule that staggers beginner and intermediate classes, maximises use of the main dojo, highlights slots that boost youth attendance after school, and flag conflicts for me to approve by Friday.
The tools that do the workMicrosoft ExcelO*NET

Schedule class times to ensure maximum attendance.

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Prep the classroom for tomorrow: list mat layout, warm-up stations, equipment checks, and signage for COVID…
Prep the classroom for tomorrow: list mat layout, warm-up stations, equipment checks, and signage for COVID and safety rules, plus a brief briefing note for the assistant coach to run while I handle arrivals.
The tools that do the workMicrosoft WordO*NET

Apply Freinet teaching strategies

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Design a two-week class plan using cooperative projects, student-led skills demonstrations, and classroom…
Design a two-week class plan using cooperative projects, student-led skills demonstrations, and classroom printing activities so nine- to twelve-year-olds practise partner sparring, warm-up sequencing, and peer assessment while I monitor safety and positive behaviour.
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Children's physical development

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Create a progressive weekly curriculum that develops balance, coordination, strength, and agility for five-…
Create a progressive weekly curriculum that develops balance, coordination, strength, and agility for five- to eight-year-olds with warm-up games, age-appropriate drills, measurement checkpoints, and notes on safety and positive reinforcement for parents.
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Participate in publicity planning and student recruitment.

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Plan a one-month publicity and recruitment push targeting parents of 6–12 year olds: list five local…
Plan a one-month publicity and recruitment push targeting parents of 6–12 year olds: list five local community events to attend, draft two short social posts that emphasise safety and confidence building, and prepare a one-page flyer for handouts by next Wednesday.
The tools that do the workMicrosoft WordMicrosoft ExcelO*NET

Write instructional articles on designated subjects.

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Write a 900-word instructional article on basic fall-and-roll techniques for beginners that explains safety…
Write a 900-word instructional article on basic fall-and-roll techniques for beginners that explains safety checks, progressions, coaching cues for parents, and two simple drills, ready for publication in the club newsletter on Monday.
The tools that do the workMicrosoft WordO*NET

Educate students using Freinet approaches

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Design a four-week beginner curriculum using Freinet methods that embeds cooperative projects, student-led…
Design a four-week beginner curriculum using Freinet methods that embeds cooperative projects, student-led reflection prompts, and age-appropriate motor skill goals for 8–10 year olds, with lesson notes and assessment checkpoints by the first class.
The tools that do the workMicrosoft WordESCO

Guarantee students' safety

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Create an up-to-date safety protocol checklist for class sessions including mat setup, partner-matching…
Create an up-to-date safety protocol checklist for class sessions including mat setup, partner-matching rules, emergency contacts, and teacher intervention cues; print and place one copy at the dojo reception and distribute to instructors before Friday.
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Support the positiveness of youths

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Develop a monthly positivity plan to bolster youths’ self-esteem: four short in-class activities, a weekly…
Develop a monthly positivity plan to bolster youths’ self-esteem: four short in-class activities, a weekly positive-feedback script for instructors, and a parent update blurb highlighting progress to send on Sundays.
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Assess students

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Prepare a student assessment pack that records baseline skills, observable milestones, a simple scoring…
Prepare a student assessment pack that records baseline skills, observable milestones, a simple scoring rubric for instructors, and individual progress notes template to use after every four sessions.
The tools that do the workMicrosoft ExcelMicrosoft WordESCOsee the evidence ↗

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