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USA JIU-JITSU ® Referee Seminar
We are pleased to present you with the opportunity to host a USA JIU-ITSU ® Referee Seminar. During the seminar, your Jiu-Jitsu Referees can be USJJF trained & certified (or upgraded in certification) upon successful completion of the course and examination.
The USA Jiu-Jitsu Course is taught in a one day period. The course fee is $50.00, with a minimum number of participants to at least cover the instructor's expenses. With a passing grade on the Referee Exam, the "three year" USJJF Referee License fee is:
$50. for State level "C" Certification
$75. for Regional level "B" Certification
$100. for National level "A" Certification
USJJF Certified Referees receive a Referee License Certificate & a USJJF Referee "ID" Card.
The course will be taught by a member of the USJJF Referees Committee who holds a National or Continental Level Referee (or above) License.
For more information on the USJJF Referees program contact the USJJF National Office at www.usjjf.org
If you are interested in hosting a seminar, please contact (e-mail preferred):
Roger Jarrett - Chairman, USJJF Referees Committee
Email: [email protected]
USA JIU-JITSU ® Referee Certification Program
USJJF COMPETITION REFEREE TRAINING & CERTIFICATION
In 1998, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) adopted the World Games as the "Third Leg" of the Olympics! Ju-Jitsu Competition was first included in the 1997 World Games and again Jiu-Jitsu was included as a "World Class Sport" Jiu-Jitsu Competition in the World Games in 2001 in Atika, Japan. Jiu-Jitsu continues to be a “World Class Sport” with the International World Games Association (IWGA) and The Association For International Sport For All (TAFISA) under the Patronage & Support of the IOC..
This is Great News! Congratulations to all of our National & International Jiu-Jitsu Leaders..!!
There has been a lot of Effort and Leadership to make this happen. Today, the Sport Venue of Jiu-Jitsu is included in over 70 Countries with National Jiu-Jitsu Federations. The United States Ju-Jitsu Federation is the USA National Federation & National Governing Body with the World Ju-Jitsu Association (WJJA) and World Jiu-Jitsu.
All of this development has been based on a "standardized" set of International Competition Rules which have been adopted by the General Association of International Sports Federations (GAISF), (the International Sports Federation recognized by the IOC),International World Games Association and The Association For International Sport For All (TAFISA).
The Competition Rules consist of three types of competition. These venues are referred as “Ju-Jitsu Kumite”, "Duo" (or Self Defense) and Jiu-Jitsu Grappling Competition.
There are three levels of Referee License for International Competition. The 3 levels are as follows:
a. World Class Referee (IWGA World Games, TAFISA World Sport For All Games, World Championships Competition) & lower level competitions.
b. International Class Referee (International Competition) & lower level competitions.
c. Continental Class Referee (Continental Championships) & lower level competitions.
The USJJF has established four levels of Referee License for the National Competition Program. The 4 levels are as follows:
1. National Class "A" Referee (National Championships) & lower level competitions (both DUO & KUMITE Competition).
. Qualifications: Successful completion of Class "A" Referee Course & Exams (minimum grade of 85% on both exams), minimum of two years experience as a Class "B" Referee and recommended by the National Referee Committee.
· Duration of License: Three years
· Issued by: National Referee Committee
· Min. Rank: Sandan, 3rd Dan Black Belt
· License Fee: $100.00
2. Regional Class "B" Referee (Regional Championships) & lower level competitions (both DUO & KUMITE Competition).
· Qualifications: Successful completion of Class "B" Referee Course & Exams (with min. grade of 85% on both exams), minimum of two years experience as a Class "C" Referee and recommended by a RJJO or the National Referee Committee.
· Duration of License: Three years
· Issued by: National Referee Committee
· Min. Rank: Nidan, 2nd Dan Black Belt
· License Fee: $75.00
3. State Class "C" Referee (State Championships) & lower level competitions (both Duo & Kumite Competitions).
· Qualifications: Successful completion of Class "C" Referee Course & Exams (with min. grade of 70% on both exams)
· Duration of License: Three years
· Issued by: National Referee Committee
· Min. Rank: Shodan, 1st Dan Black Belt
· License Fee: $50.00
4. State Class "D" Referee (State Level "Referee-In-Training")
· State & local level competitions.
· Qualifications: Same as Class "C" Referee
· Min. Rank: 1st Kyu, Brown Belt
· Duration of License: Indefinite - until promoted to 1st Dan Black Belt (automatically elevated to Class "C" Referee)
· Issued by: National Referee Committee
· License Fee: $50.00
Note: Referee License Renewal Fee is same as initial license fee.
For further details or questions, or if you would like to schedule a referee’s course in your area, please call the USJJF National Office at 775-851-8875, or see our Contact Information page.
The USA Jiu-Jitsu Course is taught in a one day period. The course fee is $50.00, with a minimum number of participants to at least cover the instructor's expenses. With a passing grade on the Referee Exam, the "three year" USJJF Referee License fee is:
$50. for State level "C" Certification
$75. for Regional level "B" Certification
$100. for National level "A" Certification
USJJF Certified Referees receive a Referee License Certificate & a USJJF Referee "ID" Card.
The course will be taught by a member of the USJJF Referees Committee who holds a National or Continental Level Referee (or above) License.
For more information on the USJJF Referees program contact the USJJF National Office at www.usjjf.org
If you are interested in hosting a seminar, please contact (e-mail preferred):
Roger Jarrett - Chairman, USJJF Referees Committee
Email: [email protected]
USA JIU-JITSU ® Referee Certification Program
USJJF COMPETITION REFEREE TRAINING & CERTIFICATION
In 1998, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) adopted the World Games as the "Third Leg" of the Olympics! Ju-Jitsu Competition was first included in the 1997 World Games and again Jiu-Jitsu was included as a "World Class Sport" Jiu-Jitsu Competition in the World Games in 2001 in Atika, Japan. Jiu-Jitsu continues to be a “World Class Sport” with the International World Games Association (IWGA) and The Association For International Sport For All (TAFISA) under the Patronage & Support of the IOC..
This is Great News! Congratulations to all of our National & International Jiu-Jitsu Leaders..!!
There has been a lot of Effort and Leadership to make this happen. Today, the Sport Venue of Jiu-Jitsu is included in over 70 Countries with National Jiu-Jitsu Federations. The United States Ju-Jitsu Federation is the USA National Federation & National Governing Body with the World Ju-Jitsu Association (WJJA) and World Jiu-Jitsu.
All of this development has been based on a "standardized" set of International Competition Rules which have been adopted by the General Association of International Sports Federations (GAISF), (the International Sports Federation recognized by the IOC),International World Games Association and The Association For International Sport For All (TAFISA).
The Competition Rules consist of three types of competition. These venues are referred as “Ju-Jitsu Kumite”, "Duo" (or Self Defense) and Jiu-Jitsu Grappling Competition.
There are three levels of Referee License for International Competition. The 3 levels are as follows:
a. World Class Referee (IWGA World Games, TAFISA World Sport For All Games, World Championships Competition) & lower level competitions.
b. International Class Referee (International Competition) & lower level competitions.
c. Continental Class Referee (Continental Championships) & lower level competitions.
The USJJF has established four levels of Referee License for the National Competition Program. The 4 levels are as follows:
1. National Class "A" Referee (National Championships) & lower level competitions (both DUO & KUMITE Competition).
. Qualifications: Successful completion of Class "A" Referee Course & Exams (minimum grade of 85% on both exams), minimum of two years experience as a Class "B" Referee and recommended by the National Referee Committee.
· Duration of License: Three years
· Issued by: National Referee Committee
· Min. Rank: Sandan, 3rd Dan Black Belt
· License Fee: $100.00
2. Regional Class "B" Referee (Regional Championships) & lower level competitions (both DUO & KUMITE Competition).
· Qualifications: Successful completion of Class "B" Referee Course & Exams (with min. grade of 85% on both exams), minimum of two years experience as a Class "C" Referee and recommended by a RJJO or the National Referee Committee.
· Duration of License: Three years
· Issued by: National Referee Committee
· Min. Rank: Nidan, 2nd Dan Black Belt
· License Fee: $75.00
3. State Class "C" Referee (State Championships) & lower level competitions (both Duo & Kumite Competitions).
· Qualifications: Successful completion of Class "C" Referee Course & Exams (with min. grade of 70% on both exams)
· Duration of License: Three years
· Issued by: National Referee Committee
· Min. Rank: Shodan, 1st Dan Black Belt
· License Fee: $50.00
4. State Class "D" Referee (State Level "Referee-In-Training")
· State & local level competitions.
· Qualifications: Same as Class "C" Referee
· Min. Rank: 1st Kyu, Brown Belt
· Duration of License: Indefinite - until promoted to 1st Dan Black Belt (automatically elevated to Class "C" Referee)
· Issued by: National Referee Committee
· License Fee: $50.00
Note: Referee License Renewal Fee is same as initial license fee.
For further details or questions, or if you would like to schedule a referee’s course in your area, please call the USJJF National Office at 775-851-8875, or see our Contact Information page.
