First Duan martial rank · non-accredited
Street Jujitsu First Duan
The school is reviewing the First Duan curriculum and teaching sequence. Related courses are available for study. Rank enrollment and credit remain closed until the syllabus and assessment fee are approved.
Course bundle under school review
Exact courses, videos, elements and their order will be published after the school approves the teaching sequence. Current library groupings are not an approved rank syllabus. Enrollment and assessment submission remain closed.
Explore martial study courses →Shared martial scholar requirement
Study once. One instructor-approved portfolio can satisfy this shared requirement for both Shaolin Kung Fu First Duan and Street Jujitsu First Duan. Each rank’s practical skills and final examination remain separate.
- Identifying Martial Styles
Required version: 2026-10-15-v1. Read the lessons and prepare your portfolio now. Assessed submission requires an authorized active rank enrollment. Audit checkmarks and quizzes alone do not grant rank credit.
What you’ll work toward
- Submit each required martial skill for instructor assessment.
- The next skill opens when it is approved. There is no minimum time wait.
- Complete the required final rank exam with an authorized examiner.
Assessment & pacing
Submit each required martial skill for instructor assessment. The next skill opens when it is approved. There is no minimum time wait. Final rank exam remains required.
The assessed enrollment has a 730-day completion window from its recorded start. The clock pauses while submitted work waits for review. You can request a free extension if you need more time. Membership study remains self-paced while access is active. Paying or marking a lesson complete does not prove proficiency.
School recognition, clearly defined
A non-accredited Cloud Forest school award based on reviewed evidence. It is not a degree, professional license or guarantee of employment. Martial rank requires the authorized examiner's approval.
Historical completion awards remain part of a student’s record. New assessed recognition requires the program’s reviewed evidence and approval.
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