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The Prerequisite of a N.F.O.C.A. Instructor

All military close combat instructors and reality based martial arts instructors should have a resume that includes verification of their attending and completing exponent and instructor courses. Depending on country, service, and unit, proof of qualification, rank, and status will vary, but there will always be a paper trail and a record of service in relation to instructor of reality based martial arts and/or close combat qualifications and service. Martial arts, combat sports or general sports qualifications records and achievements are not relevant considerations but they may be considered. The position and role of a N.F.O.C.A. is to be confident and qualified in the reality based martial arts science of close combat.

Note included references for training military personnel are not relevant unless the individual is qualified in M.C.C. or R.B.M.A.. All credible and legitimate instructors have a history. Without this history and means of checking their previous experience and credentials they cannot be considered as qualified military close combat or reality based martial arts instructors.

Any individual claiming to be a M.C.C. or R.B.M.A. instructor has an obligation to provide credible verification in the form of a paper trail that can be substantiated.

 

                                  Please read before completing.
M.C.C. or R.B.M.A. is a combat science not a sport or traditional martial art. Please do not include any traditional martial arts or combat sports details as they may not be considered and may not be relevant.

Questionnaire: N.F.O.C.A.

  1. Where did you complete your basic M.C.C. or R.B.M.A.?
  2. When did you complete your basic M.C.C. or R.B.M.A.?
  3. Who was the chief instructor of the course?
  4. Where did you complete your advanced M.C.C. or R.B.M.A.?
  5. When did you complete your advanced M.C.C. or R.B.M.A.?
  6. Who was the chief instructor?
  7. When did you undertake your M.C.C. or R.B.M.A. instructor training qualification course?
  8. Where did you undertake your M.C.C. or R.B.M.A. instructor training qualification course?
  9. Who was the chief instructor signing off your qualification?
  10. What is your current M.C.C. or R.B.M.A. Rank and/or status?
  11. When did you achieve your current status?
  12. Who signed off your current qualification and status?
  13. What M.C.C. or R.B.M.A. courses have you instructed on, name the service, unit, courses, conducted and the dates?
  14. State the individual modules of close combat that you are qualified and confident to instruct.

Please include with this completed questionnaire copies of all course reports, references, certification or all licences in M.C.C. or R.B.M.A. from exponent through to your current status and qualification. Thank you.

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