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Originally Posted by troubleshooter
I dont know either of you but just googled out of curiousity. It kicked back that Level 1 can teach and certify but limited the number of students and kites to work with. It did say liability insurance was required. I cant confirm this since it was only a google search.
Anybody know where the official rule on this is posted. I searched IKO but got lost.
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lol yes the IKO is an interesting website and your not on your own getting lost on there.
IKO Level one Instructor can certify students but only under the supervision of an IKO level 2 Instructor, this means that a legally operating business must employ a Level 2 Instructor at all times.
If any people want to get certified then go to a school that employs an experienced Level 2 Instructor.
05-30-2010, 11:16 PM
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