Train to teach the Alexander Technique if you have become fascinated by the potential that
this technique has to offer. You will learn about yourself in the training process in
a way that no other course can offer you. When you have qualified you will be
able to practise as a teacher. By so doing you will help to bring the technique to a wider
audience, helping many people along the way and continuing to work on your own personal development all the time.
This page is UK-based. The best source of information about training in the UK is the
Society of Teachers of the Alexander Technique - find them
at www.stat.org.uk
This page also has excellent seach tools that will help you to find training courses in
other parts of the world.
Most people who train to teach the technique have become interested in training
while having lessons for their own benefit. If you have not already had lessons, then you should
consider doing this. The STAT link www.stat.org.uk
will lead you to their excellent search tool that will help you to find a teacher in your area.
The best way to find out about training to teach the Alexander Technique is to visit the training courses.
In this way you will
- find out about the training process
- decide whether you can face three years at that particular course
- consider whether you can see yourself spending three years committed to this
very demanding training programme.
The author of this page is very willing to provide you with more information in response to
your questions - email me at AT training Q&As.
You are also welcome to visit my training school. This is in Oxford, England.
You can find out about my school either via my homepage at www.oxat.net or
directly at Headington Alexander Training School, Oxford
If you want to visit, email me
at Visit Oxford or phone me on 0044 (0)1865 765511.
Good luck.
Stephen Cooper