ASSESSMENT OF THE ACTUAL SITUATION OF MEETING THE NEEDS OF KARATE-DO TRAINING PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS OF THE PEOPLE’S SECURITY ACADEMY
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https://doi.org/10.46827/ejpe.v10i2.4962Keywords:
actual situation, program, satisfaction level, extracurricular training, Karate-do, students of the People's Security AcademyAbstract
Use the method of document reference, interview, sociological investigation and mathematical statistics methods to assess the actual situation of the extracurricular Karate-do training program for students of the People’s Security Academy, and at the same time select criteria to assess the needs of the extracurricular Karate-do training program, on that basis, assess actual situation of meeting the needs of the extracurricular Karate-do training program for students of the People’s Security Academy. As a result, the extracurricular Karate-do training program currently being used at the People's Security Academy is only satisfied in a moderate manner. Therefore, building an extracurricular Karate-do training program in the direction of meeting needs is a necessary and urgent matter.
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Ministry of Public Security (2013), Circular No. 24/2013/TT-BCA dated April 11, 2013 on regulating standards of physical training in the People's Public Security force, Ministry of Public Security, Hanoi.
Ministry of Public Security (2014), Directive No. 13/CT - BCA dated October 28, 2014 on fundamental and comprehensive renovation of education and training in the People's Public Security force, Ministry of Public Security, Hanoi.
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