Headmaster – Milton

OMAC Martial Arts is expanding across the GTA and is seeking dedicated Taekwondo Instructors and Masters to join our community.

We are looking for both new and experienced staff who can guide students, fostering personal discipline and self-respect. In addition to teaching technique, applicants must demonstrate patience and positivity with students of all levels. All applicants should hold an advanced belt in a traditional style.

In early summer 2025, we plan to open a new location in Durham Region, and we are seeking a 3rd Dan Black Belt (or higher) to serve as Headmaster. The anticipated start date is fall 2024. The Headmaster will lead efforts in building brand awareness and implementing our World Class Kids program in local elementary schools.

Responsibilities of the Headmaster include:

• Learning the OMAC curriculum through participation in the OMAC Academy.
• Using OMAC resources to develop marketing initiatives that increase membership sales.
• Participating in community events to promote the new location and offer trial classes.
• Collaborating with ownership on the final milestones for opening the school.
• Recruiting and onboarding staff, including martial arts talent, administrators, and drivers for the afterschool program.
• Leading classes for afterschool and evening memberships.
• Executing ancillary revenue programs such as demonstration teams, competition teams, belt testing, and birthday parties.
• Maintaining brand standards as outlined in OMAC manuals.
• Performing other duties as required.

For the right candidate committed to managing the school as their own, there may be an opportunity to earn profit sharing based on membership and revenue milestones within the first 12 months.

Job Types: Permanent, Full-time

Salary: $70,000 – $80,000 per year

Schedule:

• Monday to Friday

Ability to commute/relocate:

• Durham Region, ON: reliably commute or plan to relocate before starting work (required)

About OMAC

OMAC World Class Martial Arts Canada was founded by Grand Master Hyung Chul Kim, a pioneer of North American Taekwondo, over 50 years ago.

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