Century Martial

Century Martial

Monitoring of attendance is an integral part of any martial arts school that wants to ensure the retention of top students. More than one student has failed classes are less likely to return. So the best method is to treat any problems early, ensuring the monitoring of students lacking the class also shows you care actually implement it is progress.

1. Giving all students the attendance card

2. Mark card boxes attendance trained and untrained.

3. Students get their card from the box and give untrained to
instructor to mark their presence. The instructor then puts these
cards in the box trained.

4.A spend Monday and Wednesday box by untrained and
contact students missing class using the DNS script call.
If you are unable to communicate with the student by telephone, post
postcard and then try to call again next time.

5.Repeat this process for up to 4 weeks what the student is back in
class.

6.After 4 weeks off the map of the area students attendance.

Following Attendance monitoring system is part of your academic achievement and growth. Keep an eye on the following figures.

Active Count – No. card in the box Has the end of the week

Inactive Count – Number of cards / students who have not trained this week

In general, you should try to keep your assets to 10% of your students for a full week, allowing holiday periods. To Following this process will provide martial arts teachers are on the ball with respect to student attendance.

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