1. Contact related Taekwondo organizations or institutions: If you have obtained a certificate from a Taekwondo organization or institution, you can directly contact the person in charge or relevant staff. Provide your personal information, such as name, date of birth, etc. The training institution may help you find the license number.
2. Check relevant documents or records: If you receive or save documents or records related to certificates, such as certificate granting letter and registration form, you can carefully check whether these documents contain the certificate number. Sometimes, these documents will be clearly marked with the certificate number.
3. Inquire about relevant databases or online platforms: Some Taekwondo organizations or institutions may provide the function of inquiring about certificate numbers on their official website or other online platforms. You can try to enter personal information on the relevant database or platform to find the license number.
4. Consult other people who have obtained the same certificate: If you know other people who have also obtained the same taekwondo certificate, you can ask others if they know how to check the book number.
Taekwondo certificate is a formal recognition to prove one's taekwondo technical level. This certificate is usually issued by the International Taekwondo Federation or the domestic Taekwondo Association, and will only be issued after certain technical review and evaluation procedures. Holders of Taekwondo certificates have generally passed strict technical examination and actual combat drills, reaching a certain technical level and experience requirements. Taekwondo certificates are usually printed in paper or electronic form, with beautiful appearance, signs of relevant institutions and symbolic patterns of Taekwondo. A certificate usually contains the following information: the holder's name and passport number, the date and place of the examination, the examination grade, etc.
Taekwondo is divided into the following categories:
1, Quality Taekwondo: A form of practice in which practitioners focus on technical attacks and arrange offensive and defensive movements to strengthen their health and cultivate their will. Similar to the routine in China Wushu, a certain number of movements are arranged in a routine with a fixed pattern.
2. Competitive Taekwondo: Competitive Taekwondo refers to the competition theory and practice system established according to the values of the Olympic Games. Practitioners of both sides use various taekwondo techniques to beat each other according to certain rules. Practitioners are required to take practical and effective actions, because only in this way can they defeat their opponents in the fierce competition.
3, stunt taekwondo: stunts are different from actual combat. Compared with actual combat, stunts pay more attention to appreciation and performance. According to the different levels of Taekwondo, the stunt difficulty in each stage is also different. The brilliance of Taekwondo stunt lies in the standard proficiency of jumping, flexibility and action.
To sum up: to obtain a Taekwondo certificate, you need to go through some study and training, and pass the relevant examination and evaluation procedures. For those who want to learn Taekwondo, obtaining a Taekwondo certificate can prove their technical level and experience, and also improve their self-confidence and interest.
Legal basis:
the education law of the peoples republic of china
Article 29 Schools and other educational institutions shall exercise the following rights:
1, operating independently according to the articles of association;
2. Organize and implement education and teaching activities;
3. Recruit students or other educatees;
4. Manage students' status and implement rewards and punishments;
5. Issue corresponding academic certificates to the educated;
6. Hire teachers and other employees and implement rewards or sanctions;
7. Manage and use the facilities and funds of the unit;
8. Reject any organization or individual's illegal interference in education and teaching activities;
9. Other rights stipulated by laws and regulations.
The state protects the lawful rights and interests of schools and other educational institutions from infringement.