In Taekwondo, courtesy, integrity, perseverance, self-control and indomitable spirit should guide all students and instructors. Our members should amplify these values, and those of Australian Taekwondo, to ensure a safe, respectful and welcoming martial art and sport for all. Australian Taekwondo takes a zero-tolerance stance with respect to abusive language, behaviour and harassment, regardless of hierarchy.

Australian Taekwondo uses email as its primary method of communication with clubs, coaches and athletes. If you have not provided Australian Taekwondo with your personal email address, please update your membership information here. The onus is on both clubs and members to keep their contact information up-to-date so we can inform you of important information. Australian Taekwondo takes no responsibility for emails not received due to incorrect contact information or spam folders not being checked regularly. 

Team and staff selection policies provide a fair and unbiased selection process, which facilitates the selection of the best team of athletes and support staff who will potentially achieve the best results when representing Australia.

The policy information below for Events of National Significance is updated as details are confirmed by the relevant governing body or agency. While Australian Taekwondo actively communicates updates via direct email and our digital channels, we encourage athletes, coaches and clubs to check this page regularly for any important updates. For help concerning Events of National Significance, please email us here.

 

One of the critical business areas that Australian Taekwondo has established is corporate governance - the structure of rules, practices, and processes that direct and manage the association.

 

Sport Integrity Australia leads a national approach to protect the health and welfare of athletes, to protect sport and to protect the integrity of the competition – from elite levels right through to grassroots.