About World Martial Arts College
The World Martial Arts College was established to create a certification body to document life experience, training, seminars, tournaments, demonstrations and to transfer those experiences into documented certified rank credentials.
Grand Master Dr Ibraham Ahmed, the President and Chairman of the WMAC, is one of the highest ranked black belts in the world of Tae Kwon Do. His credentials and reputation are world renowned. He is a 10th degree black belt, certified by the Korea Tae Kwon Do Han Moo Kwan Association and World Tae Kwon Do Federation. Grand Master Dr Ibraham Ahmed has more than 41 years of experience in teaching, studying and researching Tae Kwon Do. He is an International Master, Instructor, Coach and Certified Referee.
He placed in the Korea National Championships between the years of 1968 and 1970. He was also a U.S. Army Military Police and instructor in Korea and trained with such notables as Grand Master Kim Young Soo, Sang Sop Kil, and the Great Grand Master Kyo Yoon Lee of Han Moo Kwan.
He has promoted more than 2000 black belts in his career, and has taught and certified thousands of school owners throughout the world. Grand Master Dr Ibraham Ahmed, who is now living in Michigan, brought Grand Master Kil who is the president of Michigan USA Tae Kwon Do to the U.S. Following his military service, Grand Master Dr Ibraham Ahmed invited him to the United States. Grand Master Dr Ibraham Ahmed has been Vice President of the Michigan USA Tae Kwon Do for over 10 years, Olympic and eligibility chairman.
In the United States he has trained thousands of students in his beloved art. He has also coached several students to the coveted title of U.S. National Champion. It is because of Grand Master Dr Ibraham Ahmed's desire to assist other martial artists around the world in 1977 the World Martial Arts College was formed. Grand Master Dr Ibraham Ahmed is one of the highest ranked black belts in the world, 10th Degree Black Belt Founder of the World Martial Arts College.