What do you learn exactly in Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu?

you will have 10 lvl’s to go through

9th kyu white belt and the patch that you put on your chest
basic body conditioning (Junan Taiso)
belt tying/bowing (obijutsu,rei)
natural postures (kamae)
rolling (taihenjutsu)
evading attacks (taisabaki)
punching/kcking (dakentaijutsu)

8kyu green belt with 1 white star over patch
being a training partner (uke)
blocking attacks (jodan & gedan uke)
more postures (kamae)
cartwheels,backrolls (dakentaijutsu)
wrist grabs, locks & escapes (hajutsu)
striking techniques (dakentaijutsu)
weapon- hanbo (3 ft staff )

7th kyu green belt and 2 white stars over the patch
advanced rolling (taijutsu)
breakfalls (ukemi)
fire & wind forms (san shin)
more postures (ihen,kosei,hico)
beginning grappling (kihon happo)
advanced kicks (geri)
weapon – knife (understanding attacks)

6th kyu green belt 3 white stars over patch
leaping skills(6 directions)
void form (ku no kata)
medium lvl grappling(kihon happo)
advanced kicking (shihi tenchi tobi)
thumb striking techniques
meditation,diet
weapon – kusari fundo ( short chain)

5th kyu green belt 4 white stars over patch
sword evasoion forms ( muto dori)
body grab escapes (hajutsu kuho)
medium lvl grappling (kihon happo)
beginning throws (nage)
advansed kicking ( dakentaijutsu)
advanced punching (dakentaijutsu)
weapon – shuriken ( throwing star)

4th kyu green belt and you now take all the white stars off and place 1 gold star over patch
leg sweeps (ashi bari)
jumping kicks (tobi keri)
countering kicks ( dakentaijutsu)
jumping,diving rolls ( taihenjutsu)
flying techniques ( taihenjutsu)
wrist breaking skills ( jutaijutsu)
weapon – rokushaku ( 6ft bo staff)

3rd kyu green belt with 2 gold stars over patch
sword postures (kenjutsu kamae)
sword basics and cutting skills
fist & body harmony
damaging you attacker
throwing skills ( nage waza)
weapon – sword (katana)

2nd kyu green belt 3 gold stars over patch
chocking & stangling (shime waza)
knee & elbow strikes (dakentaijutsu)
bone attacks (koppojutsu)
dream work ( meiso)
sword draws ( kenjutsu iai)
weapon – sword,shuko (katana & hand claws)

1st kyu green belt & 4 gold stars over patch
stealth using nature (gotompo)
advanced throws (nage waza)
organ & muscle attacks ( koshijutsu)
grappling variations (metsubishi)
weapon- kyoketsu shoge ( ring,dagger on chain)

black belt or shodan black belt you have no stars and you get a different patch
handling multiple attackers
reversing/countering (kihon happo)
breaking body balances (advanced)
better flow in techniques
free from fighting (randori)
kife & gun disarms
weapon – hand gun ( natural shooting)

Bluto, you wonderful hypocrite. Go train and make up your own mind.

Usually, how to fall, how to throw a punch that forces your body to be behind it, how to take a hit when you can’t avoid it, how to move, locks, throws, ground-fighting, striking, use of weapons (knives, guns, swords, chains, ropes, staves, shuriken, etc.), grappling, counters, and otherwise how to use your body. Heck, I learned how to carry someone who outweighs me without injury. But "results may vary."

For the most part, nobody cares about the silent walking, stealth, etc. You learn it when and if you learn it. You may never, or you may learn it your first day. It all depends on whether your instructor feels you need to know it or should know it. Go and see. Most instructors will offer a free trial, though you’ll get a taste, but won’t get a feel.

My view on teaching is different from most — I actively discourage people from joining. I make their first classes hell, deny showing them what they really want to know, refer to them as "new guy" or "noob" and don’t bother to learn their name, and make sure that it’s a hard decision whether they come back or not. Then after about a month, I try to bore them to death. Everything gets soft and dull… Lots of doing the few kata over and over again, lots of basics. If they still don’t leave, maybe they’ll actually learn something.