I have a question. Say you were to take on an assitant instructor. What qualities would be most important for the potential candidate to possess? I ask this because I'm involved in a mini-dispute right now at my own school, where I am continually refused entrance into the assistant instructor program.
I suspect that my sifu is power tripping(again). Don't get me wrong, he's a nice guy, but sometimes his status goes to his head, unfortunately.
At first, I heeded his word when he said I wasn't ready yet(which was 13 months ago). Now I think he's full of it. When I asked him about it earlier this week he told me that if it were up to the headmaster of the school I wouldn't even be a student there. Quite the response to my question of what areas I need to work on in order to "qualify" for the program. He never told me what I lacked or what I needed to do. He always gave me some vague spiel about never giving up, blah, blah, etc. You know, I always ask him very politely and all I get is vagueness.
Da mnit, I AM a good person. I know I am and I know I deserve to be in that program. It just feels so RIGHT and it is so frustrating to be kept from it and to witness his hypocrosy. I managed to glean a scant bit of useful information from him earlier this week, where he very non chanlantly told me that it takes "balance and maturity" to be in the program. Well, compared to the person he has in the program now, I am a PARAGON of balance and maturity. bah, I just don't know what to do. Whatever.