VKR seminar and grading march 2022

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Hi everyone, please details from the VKR below about the upcoming seminar on 12-13 March.

Also, remember to register for the seminar here: https://www.revolutionise.com.au/vkr/events/130340/

Lastly, here are the grading requirements for 6kyu to 4kyu, since these people will be least familiar with what is required.

I will finalise who will be grading at training this Saturday, so if you want to grade, please make sure you're there!




 ATT: ALL KENDO Club Representatives / Administrators:

Dear All,

As a reminder the VKR March Kendo Grading is to be held on Sunday, March 13, 2022.

Please note the latest attached revised application for Grading Form for Submission.  Click link to form below.

Grading examinations will be held for:

  • 6th Kyu to 1st Kyu
  • 1st Dan to 4th Dan

Date and Location Details

  • Date & Time: Sunday, March 13, 1:00 - 4:00pm

Registration opens at 12:00pm (Timing to be confirmed)

  • Venue: Monash Sport Stadium, Monash University, Clayton Campus
  • Address: 42 Scenic Blvd, Clayton VIC

Click on Links to obtain the following documents:

 

Kindest Regards,
Victor Segnan
VKR Secretary

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