AKMA Krav Maga examinations are organized cyclically 3-4 times a year. Participants of classes who regularly participate in trainings, trainings and seminars, constantly improving their level of advancement, are allowed to take part in the exam.

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Practitioner level 1 to level 5
Graduate level 1 to level 5
Expert level 1 to level 5
Master Level 1 to Level 3

The Practitioner Levels (P) are the levels at which the student begins his or her Krav Maga journey as a practitioner. At this level, the practitioner is a learner who learns each technique step by step and applies the basic principles and methodologies he has learned. The (P) t o is Practitioner levels cover all the basic attacks used in Krav Maga, that is, defense against the usual empty-handed attacks (kicks, punches, chokes and others). This applies to stand-up fighting techniques as well as on the ground floor. Practices defense against basic attacks and knife and stick attacks and others. Course participants also learn proper decision-making and tactics for basic combat and defense scenarios with multiple attackers.

Graduate (G) levels are a phase of further development in which the practitioner progresses to the "Fighter" stage where he has successfully demonstrated the right technique and has the ability to make better decisions under stress. At these levels, students are introduced to more difficult and complex scenarios, built on the core techniques of the Practitioner levels. Students learn more advanced attacks and combinations of blows, defense against various attacks of weapons, blades and firearms, in different starting positions, as well as being prepared, coping with situations, dealing and reacting in the event of an attack by several attackers. All AKMA instructors must be at least G level to learn this to further improve their skills during development as a "Fighter".

The Expert (E) levels are known as the "Warrior" stage. This means that expert-level practitioners can successfully move from one defense to another without hesitation during unpredictable threats. They can also show strong skills in combat tactics. Expert Level Testing is only on invitation from the AKMA Board of Directors and has specific requirements in addition to testing for each level.

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PROGRAM FOR UNIFORM AND OTHER SERVICES.

 Degrees and curriculum for the vocational sector and separate for civil training. AKMA has three (3) FIGHTER levels and three (3) WARRIOR levels which are awarded upon successful completion of our sector-specific courses.

These programs are specific to law enforcement, military, security, SWAT, special counter-terrorism protection, and VIP protection.

These curricula are designed to train and educate unit or service operators to be complete warriors. As a complete program, professional AKMA training includes mentality (fighting spirit, focus, making the right decisions under stress and threat, etc.), physical preparation (functioning under stress and fatigue and on the verge of physical exhaustion, etc.), technical proficiency (learning technique and applying it in various situations and places). Tactical and operational thinking (tactics before the fight, tactics of the fight and tactics after the incident).

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