How is NLP Training Structured?

Introduction to NLP

Just want to test the water? Take the three-day NLP Essential Skills course. You'll have a great overview of NLP and tools to take away and use immediately at home and at work.

If you choose to attend further modules and gain NLP Practitioner Certification, the option is there. Many training organisations tie you into a full Practitioner programme, before you've experienced the training style and the trainer. NLP School believes that the quality of our courses speaks for itself.

The next NLP Essential Skills courses will run as follows:

March 21 to 23, 2012

June 14 to 16, 2012

October 4 to 6, 2012

NLP Practitioner Training

Our core NLP course is NLP Practitioner Training, a modular programme, with 17 days training spread out over a number of months. This is in line with the minimum of 130 hours of training generally recognised and accepted as a time standard for NLP Practitioner training for most NLP Associations.

The next Practitioner entry points (for Module 1 of five modules) will be:

March 21 to 23, 2012

June 14 to 16, 2012

October 4 to 6, 2012

As you research NLP providers you will come across very short courses claiming to provide practitioner training. Some providers find it more commercially attractive to condense the training and/or substitute audio and video materials for direct experience. These speed courses usually cost far more on a daily basis than the longer courses, so our question is: who do they really benefit?

NLP is a set of skills which requires supervised practice. Remember learning to ride a bike? Could you have done it by just listening, reading and watching, and never getting on a bike? NLP School is accredited by The Professional Guild of NLP, an organisation which does not accept providers which offer short courses.

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