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INSTRUCTOR CERTIFICATION PROGRAM
“We make it possible for martial artists to study authentic Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu”
Our program empowers you with opportunity to advance in rank, become a certified instructor, and
offer membership in the WBJJA to your students. Achieving your Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt and becoming
certified as a BJJ instructor is a reality through us.
“We maintain standardized curriculum and processes”
Our Brazilian Black Belt board oversees all information development to ensure continued accuracy
of media dispensed to members. By their directive, each member is to receive segment specific courseware in written or e‐document and video media form to enhance their human understanding and retention process. Instructor trainee
materials provide complete knowledge of the belt level studied and covers all stripe levels there within. Student materials
for each belt level are divided into five segments and designed as reference media to support their instructor’s teachings
per stripe level. In doing this both our instructor trainees and their students will have access to the most comprehensive
distance Brazilian Jiu‐Jitsu learning program available.
Click on the links below to download the WBJJA Adults White Belt
Curriculum. (Kids curriculum
and all color belts are only available for certified instructors)
White Belt - no stripe
White Belt - 1 stripe
White Belt - 2 stripes
White Belt - 3 stripes
White Belt - 4 stripes
We maintain standardized rank validation methods
Instructor trainee belt testing is a requirement to ensure that the belt structure system we endorse is conducted by traditional standards. It is paramount
this process remain 100% BJJ. Instructors ready to rank test are required to either come to a rank test advancement clinic
or make provisions for one of our certified Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Instructors to visit come to them. It is also available through
video conference in some cases, except for the final test that is mandatory to be in-person. Rank accreditation
of our distance WBJJA Instructor Trainee members are assessed, validated, and processed by our Brazilian Black Belt board.
Assessment testing consists of both practical application and written form of rank knowledge. Member rank test advancement
clinics are held several times each year in several countries to accommodate our members’ diverse training schedules.
Qualifications for becoming an WBJJA Instructor
Instructor Trainee candidates are required to qualify
for membership. Acceptance is exclusive to professionals and accredited individuals whom are perceived capable of following
this path of leadership. Examples: School Owners; Certified Black Belts; Club Instructors; Physical Fitness Teachers; Certified
Trainers. All applicants not having these type credentials are able to pursue an alternative program path called the “Distance
Student”. Email us at contact@wbjja.com for more
info just becoming a Distance Student.
Click here to download the Rules of growth and
path of program integrity
Testimonials
I know that I can speak for everyone and say that we had a fantastic time training with you and your students.
Everyone was a pleasure to work with and was very helpful. I'm extremely impressed with the depth of your knowledge and even
more importantly your willingness to share your experience. Something our Grandmaster in Japan told me, rings true with you
and your organization, 'to only train with those that have a pure heart'. Its very important for me as an Instructor to constantly
push myself outside of my comfort zone and to strive to always improve in my study of the martial arts. Have you had an opportunity
to try any of our 'Cincinnati' food? I know that its not as good as the Brazilian meal (feijoada) that you prepared for us.
We will continue to study with diligence and look forward to coming down and seeing you again.
Lee
Hines, USA
What I have seen of the DVD is excellent. It is far beyond what I was expecting and far more advanced than
the other BJJ schools I have experienced in Australia.
Nigel May, Australia
The DVDs are very good. I have trained before in most of the techniques. There are slight differences in
what I have trained in and in your techniques. You seem to grip the sleeves more for leverage and control, where I have more
locking or trapping the arm before performing a reversal or a transition or a submission. Just small stuff that I can easily
adjust. I actually think your way is better. Especially arm bar from the guard. Instead of monkey gripping cross arm and cross
facing etc.. it seems like I have more control by grabbing the sleeve across my centerline and collar grab palm up (like your
DVD), and your way seems easier to teach. Anyway thanks again for a great training tool. My goal is to start BJJ training
at my school come September teaching the WBJJA way! Hope to meet you soon.
Doug McDonald, USA
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