Sensei Lata Parvin (4th Dan), Gold-medal winner at the 2015, 2016, 2017 & 2018 in International Karate Championships .Sensei Lata Pavin achieved her first degree black belt in 2012. Her commitment to Karate is unsurpassed, Sensei Lata Parvin achieved her first degree black belt in 2012. Her commitment to Karate is unsurpassed; Sensei Lata Parvin competed from 2010 through 2018, when she ended her career as a competitor to focus on coaching and officiating. During that time, he became the champion of the international Karate competition four times for the Bangladesh National Karate team and became the undefeated champion of his own force (Bangladesh Police National Competition) for 5 year. Apart from this, Lata Parvin became champion in many Karate competitions at national and regional level.

An extraordinary, goal-oriented woman, In 1991 Sensei Lata Parvin, is the first citizen from the Bangladesh to be licensed from WKF as a Karate Kata Judge in Dubai, the biggest city of United Arab Emirates. Before obtaining the license of World Karate Federation, Sensei Lata Parvin successfully passed the Asian Karate Judge’s license as the 1st woman in the history of Bangladesh karate Federation by participating in the Asian Karate Federation’s Referee examination held in Colombo, the capital of Sri Lanka in 2017.

As Karate Judge of WKF & AKF Sensei Lata Parvin needs to be present at national championships and other signature events as well as WKF & AKF championship. Currently a fourth degree black belt, Sensei Lata Parvin practices almost every day, and sometimes twice a day. She feels a great deal of pride in the accomplishments of her students and the joy of their parents.