The research aims to develop a competitive learning program and to identify its effect on the level of performance of some offensive skills and sports confidence among juniors of the second degree in karate. The intentional juniors of the second degree (with brown and blue belts) specializing in actual combat (kumite) under 16 years old in Bilbies Sports Club for the 2018 sports season, and their number is (25) juniors, then the researcher chose (10) juniors in a random way as an exploratory sample. (10) players were selected from the first-degree players of honesty of differentiation (from outside the research community), and thus the basic research sample became (15) junior, and from the statistical treatments used in the research: the arithmetic mean. Mediator. standard deviation. T test. Correlation coefficient. Results: 1. The educational program, using the comparative competitive learning method, contributed to improving the performance level of skills (Kizami Zuki. Giyako Zuki. Jerry cattle. Kizami livestock Jerry. Urea livestock Jerry - Kizami Ura livestock). Karate beginners. 2. The educational program, using the competitive comparative learning method, contributed to improving the sports confidence of Karate beginners.