Harlem Tae Kwon Do Seeks Applicants for their ‘One World Taekwondo’ Scholarship Program

tae-kwon-do-kids; children-practicing-martial-artsNew York, NY – “Harlem Tae Kwon Do” is currently seeking qualified applicants ages 6 and up for their “One World Taekwondo” scholarship program. When selected for the program, scholarship recipients will be getting the benefits of a martial arts education at the Harlem location on 116th street between Adam Clayton Powell and Frederick Douglas boulevards.

Applications for scholarships or tuition assistance are available on the One World Taekwondo website at www.oneworldtkd.org or by calling the office at (347) 624-5546.

Research has shown that children participating in some type of martial arts education learn to be disciplined and focused. Additionally, their self-respect, self-confidence and respect for others increase. Because academic integrity and personal responsibility are key values of the school, a homework room is provided and equipped with computers and printers for student use. Students must maintain good academic standing in order to remain eligible for taekwondo classes.

One World Taekwondo Foundation was established as a non-profit organization to support the Harlem community through giving children and adults the opportunity to change their lives by experiencing the discipline and power that come from practicing a martial art.  Those who practice a martial art experience a spectrum of physical, mental, social and even spiritual benefits.  Besides physical fitness and personal security, students develop learning skills, discipline, respect and determination.
Scholarships or tuition assistance for adults are also available when there is demonstrated financial need.

For any questions concerning the application, the Foundation, or the school, please contact Andrea Wood at (347) 624-5546 or email info@oneworldtkd.org. For additional information about One World Taekwondo’s mission and programs, visit www.oneworldtkd.org.

Related Articles:

Is Your Child Ready for… Sports?

A New Kind of Karate Hero