Your Questions, Answered
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Although the programme contains over 600 hours of learning, most apprentices complete the course over approximately 12–18 months. This includes studio training, observation, self-practice, teaching practice, anatomy, online learning and assessment.
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In-person seminars
Weekly apprentice classes
Monthly workshops
Observations
Self-practice
Teaching practice
Anatomy
Online learning
Assessments
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Yes.
Applicants should have an established personal practice and be familiar with the Intermediate Mat and Reformer repertoire before joining the Comprehensive Programme.
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Yes.
Assessment is continuous throughout the programme and includes practical teaching, repertoire knowledge, written work including a case study and an anatomy test and final practical examinations.
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We understand that life happens.
Our programmes are designed around apprenticeship rather than rushing to qualification. Where appropriate, deferment options are available in accordance with our course policies.
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Payment plans can be arranged by speaking to one of the team