Dear reader, in ninjutsu training, there is no such section as "Shinobi-Jutsu". The reason on why the author has designed this section, was due to the confusion by students on what section does this group of skills belong to and what section that group of skills belong to. So to help students understand what are the more involved skills of physical ninjutsu training besides unarmed and armed combat, weapons training and spiritual training, the author devised a section he now uses when teaching ninjutsu, which he calls Shinobi (means ninja) Jutsu (means skill or training). This is the more modernized style of teaching ninjutsu to students today.

Shinobi Ira: Stealth and Concealment Skills

These techniques are normally only shown in training camps, to give students and idea to what ancient ninjutsu training was like. Students are exposed to camolflage skills, quiet movement, observation skills and other factors which come under this section.

Shinobi Aruki: Silent Walking Skills

Nuki Ashi - Normal Walking
Yoko Ashi - Wall Walking
Suri Ashi - Sweeping
Tsuke Ashi - Running
O-Ashi - Crane Walk
Ko Ashi - Small Stepping
Yukkuri Aruku - Crawling
Kani Aruke - Crab walk

Inton Jutsu: Natural Concealment

Henzo Jutsu - Disguise techniques
Giso Jutsu - Impersonation Skills
Shinobi Shozuki - Ninja Uniforms

Gotton-po: Elemental Concealment

Donton Jutsu - Ground Concealment
Suiton Jutsu - Water Concealment
Katon Jutsu - Fire and Smoke Concealment
Mokuton Jutsu - Use of Trees For Concealment
Kinton Jutsu - Use of Building and Structures for Concealment

Chiren Jutsu: Knowledge Training

Knowledge Training is such a diverse area of training and never can a person ever achieve every skill due to own personal reasons. Students, who have skills in one area, are encouraged to attend courses to help develop their knowledge in other areas. Not so much in the sense for training, but for there own personal development as a member of society. The skills of chiren jutsu interlock with the skills of suiren jutsu. Another way that student undertake this training, is to research books on the following disciplines and others, to increase their knowledge. We then ask the student to write an essay on the subject or a report style assignment, to which we see how in-death their research was on the title.

Medicines
Herbal Medicine (Australia only in Aboriginal Bush Medicine)
Poisons
Strategy
Psychology
Music
Religion
Dialects / Languages
Agriculture
Trades
Commerce
Law
Politics
Photography and Surveillance
Acting
Forecasting

Suiren Jutsu: Survival Skills

These skills are only taught in camps, workshops, seminars  and set lectures organised by the taught by qualified licensed  instructors in that field of experience.

Urban Survival
Bush Survival
Hunting
Trapping
Camping
Navigation Skills
Finding Water
Tracking
Bush Foods (Australia only)
Emergency Stress Calls
Mountaineering
Horsemanship
Scuba Diving
Sky Diving
etc

Ankoku Tohin Jutsu: Techniques for seeing In Darkness

The techniques used here teach the ninjutsu practitioners, the secrets of how to see clearly in the dark, when training in the night.

Shinobi Dogu: Tools used by Ancient Ninja

Shinobi Kagi - Staff with hook, used for climbing.
Tobibashigo - Climbing Ladder.
Kagiwara - Grappling Hook and Rope.
Kasugai - Wall / Sealing Clamps. Used to support Ninja, Like a fly on the ceiling.
Zukin - Long piece of material, it is laid along the ground, so it would mask a Ninja’s walking sounds.
Kaiki - Door Opening Tools
Takezutsu - Bamboo Pipe, Used to hide under water to allow ninja to breath.
Mizukakigeta - Webbed Sandals. Used for the purpose of swimming under water.
Mizugmo - Water Spider. Tool used by ninja, to walk across water.
Tojimi - Japanese Sliding Door Jammer.
Kameikada - Raft made of Japanese Pots or Shells of a Sea Tortoise.