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Right now. Once you enroll, you immediately get access to the first 2 module (Introduction and Module 1). Another module then opens up with every passing week until week 14, when the 14th and final module opens up.

Any questions for which you cannot find an answer on this webpage? We would love to answer your question via one of those options:

1. Contact us via Live Chat on this page
2. Email us at info@SchoolofPositiveTransformation.com

The School of Positive Transformation is an INA (International NLP Association) accredited Training Center, which means that this training course is accredited by one of the leading NLP associations in the world. In addition, all of our courses are accredited by the CPD, an international body accrediting Continuous Professional Development.

Yes, absolutely. This training is recognized by Courses4Teachers Inc in partnership with the University of the Pacific and qualifies you for 6 units of professional development. This can be applied accepted by school districts across the United States . https://courses4teachers.net/school-of-positive-transformation/ for full details

The NLP Practitioner course takes a minimum of 12 weeks to complete, but you may take as long as you need, according to your schedule.

This course is part of our school’s Community, an online Discussion Forum, where we invite you to ask questions, share your experiences with the course activities (both triumphs and challenges), connect with our course group facilitators, and build an inspiring relationship with like-minded fellow students. We have thousands of students as part of this community and it is filled with lively discussions and beautiful support. Our course facilitators for this online community discussion forum are experienced NLP Practitioners and Trainers. We will make sure you feel welcome, supported, and engaged.

Yes! We offer a weekly live Q&A session hosted in our community group. Please note that these live sessions are optional; they are not mandatory for your course completion.

The training requires about 85 hours of your time to complete and get certified. These hours could be spread over 12 weeks (minimum) or a longer period of time. There is great flexibility, and you can take as much time as you need to complete each session. Once you complete a module, it remains available for revision should you wish to return to a particular topic.

There are 2 assessment elements:

1. A few multiple-choice questions to answer as part of the online learning platform at the end of certain modules or sessions. We would like to ensure that its an enjoyable experience so if you don’t know the right answers, you can try again as many times as you need.

2. At the end of a couple of modules or sessions, you will find an assignment in which you will be asked to reflect on and write about your experiences with the activities - for example, how was it to run the activity? What were the main challenges? What did you learn? You will then submit the assignment for us to quickly review it. Research shows that writing about your experiences deepens the learning experience, so we encourage you to create a regular space and time for your reflective entries as you progress through the course.

Yes! All of the recorded videos include the option to turn on English Subtitles and download the transcript (written text) of the video.

Absolutely, you will be an accredited and certified NLP practitioner

Once you mark all sessions as 100% complete, your well deserved NLP Practitioner certificate will be produced within the learning platform for you to download and save/share.

Session 1 opens with exploring what life would be like if you were at your best, all the time, via self-optimization.

Session 2 provides more details on the structure of each module and how they are constructed, as well as guidance on setting up intentions for the training.

Session 3 provides the backdrop for how to learn via stories and the interplay between hypnosis and amnesia for unconscious learning and growth.

Session 1 is a brief run through the history of NLP, how it links back to some ancient self-development practices and where the originators started in building out the models of NLP.

Session 2 is a demo of eliciting “well-formedness”, taking you through the process from start to finish. This is a fundamental activity when working with others.

Session 3 is where Devon unpacks a little more what happened in the demo with some further exploration. 

Session 1 starts to further explore the benefits of operating from a place of self-optimization and how this can impact your future life.

Session 2 is a follow up demo to the previous module and you are shown how to install a new habit with someone.

Session 3 is an unpacking of the demo and how new habits create the change and growth that people seek.

Session 1 explores state management and some of the presuppositions of NLP, fundamental principles that need to be accepted as being true in order to process thoughts and behaviors of others.

Session 2 discusses the impact of the principle of “Perception is Projection” and how this manifests all around us. 

Session 3 lays out the basics of the NLP communication model and an overview of the model of “Logical Levels”.

Session 1 introduces you to the world sensory acuity, representation systems and eye accessing cues – where people’s eyes go to when they are looking for certain types of information.

Session 2 is a demo via a Q&A of eye accessing cues in action.

Session 3 is concerned with embedding, via metaphors, the principles of what you have learned so far.

Session 1 covers examples about artfully building rapport and where/when this shows up.

Session 2 is a demo with rapport in action as part of a conversation.

Session 3 unpacks where certain rapport building techniques were used during the demo.

Session 1 introduces the concepts of submodalities which are the finer details of rep systems and how these are used in conjunction with our belief system.

Session 2 features a demo where submodalities are played with and explored.

Session 3 unpacks the demo and touches on anchors and swish patterns where submodalities become interchangeable to affect the way we

Session 1 starts to explore how strategies are created and for what purpose.

Session 2 is a demo using rep systems and submodalities in connection with phobias and beliefs.

Session 3 unpacks the demo and considers how strategies affect lifestyle choices.

Session 1 introduces the first of our language-based modules and discusses the meta model to uncover the deep, often hidden, meaning in language.

Session 2 is a demo where the meta model is played with to uncover deletions, distortions and generalizations.

Session 3 is where the demo is unpacked and discusses some of the challenges faced when digging for the hidden content underneath the surface level of language.

Session 1 further demonstrates the ambiguous use of language typified by Milton Erikson, the father of hypnosis and from which the NLP Milton Model gets its name.

Session 2 is a demo where the Milton Model, hypnosis and trance language is used as part of an elicitation.

Session 3 unpacks the demo with a description of how the Milton Model language is constructed and used.

Session 1 starts to unpack how to construct the various stories and metaphors that you have been treated to as part of your learning journey so far so that you can create your own.

Session 2 is an elicitation demo with reframing and metaphors interjected as part of the process.

Session 3 once again unpacks the demo with Devon highlighting how and where reframing and metaphors were used during the conversation.

Session 1 is where Devon discusses being open to the new and how your current life may be being driven by the stories you tell yourself and the character you’ve decided you are.

Session 2 is an elicitation demo where this personal mythology is used to support the enquiry.

Session 3 is where the previous demo is unpacked and you are provided with some pointers regarding what was going on under the radar.

Session 1 lays out how in NLP, behaviors are called Meta Programs. These are our fundamental preferences in particular contexts and how these show up in the language that we use.

Session 2 is a demo of how to ask questions in a way that allows the other person to share what their preferences are.

Session 3 unpacks the prior demo with pointers regarding how this could be used.

Session 1 discusses how beliefs and memories are made and stored and how, with the use of certain NLP techniques, we can start to change those that no longer serve us well

Session 2 is a demo of eliciting a timeline and how this can be useful when working with memories.

Session 3 unpacks the demo and weaves in many of the other techniques you would have already learned to this point showing you how they all fit together.

Session 1 begins to wrap up the course and integrate your learning in to your life ahead as a practitioner of NLP.

Session 2 Devon shares his favorite guided progressive relaxation technique.

Session 3 is where we close off the course and cement the ethical use of the techniques you have studied and practiced over the previous weeks and months.