Job related to fencing

[J.Cho]

Isn't there any job related to fencing except pro fencer?
In Korea, it is hard to find a job related to fencing.
I'd like to apply for such a job if it exist.
(I'm 26 years old and I've been doing fencing for 5 years as an
amateur and can speak English, Japanese and Korean.)

[Harold Buck]

In article <5cc3134b.0410042338.32e6e3e@posting.google.com> ,
iryaa@yahoo.co.kr (J.Cho) wrote:

> Isn't there any job related to fencing except pro fencer?
> In Korea, it is hard to find a job related to fencing.
> I'd like to apply for such a job if it exist.
> (I'm 26 years old and I've been doing fencing for 5 years as an
> amateur and can speak English, Japanese and Korean.)


You could try to become a coach. In the U.S., the USFA conducts coaching
certification programs. From there, you can coach at a club, college, or
high school, or you can teach fencing at a school, community education
program, or summer camp. Coaching at a club is the most likely source of
year-round income, and even then it's hard to *just* be a fencing coach
unless you're really good at it and you're in a pretty big city.

Your chances are better if you know how to fence and coach all three
weapons.

--Harold Buck


"I used to rock and roll all night,
and party every day.
Then it was every other day. . . ."
-Homer J. Simpson

[PAN CYAN]

go back to dental school

[Thom Cate]

pancyan@aol.com (PAN CYAN) wrote in message news:<20041008190540.03855.00004161@mb-m19.aol.com>...

> go back to dental school

You know, every now and then a bracing dose of pig-ignorant racism is
just the thing I need to fire up my day.

T.