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Absolution Teacher Training
We're
into hard work here, but we recognize that
we have lives outside of the studio, too
(at least we like to think we do!). We've
designed our instructor training program
so that you can work it into your life.
Most of our trainees have other jobs when
they start the program (check out the article
we've enclosed featuring one of our past
trainees), because people have to live!
We have a fantastic apprentice teacher program,
which allows trainees to earn money during
the certification process.
Try
not to focus on the word "certification",
and the certificate, too much. There are
programs out there that offer "certification"
for as little as 10 hours of training and
there are certifications that take years
to master. The transferable skills you walk
away from our program is the important part
of why you should choose absolution over
other, seemingly similar programs. Please
come in and talk to our current trainees
and our current instructors. Ask them what
the certification has done for them. Bear
in mind we offer continuing education classes
and that your certification in Pilates will
most likely lead
You may be asking yourself whatever am I
thinking to decide to embark on a career
in Pilates, to add to your current training
regime a mastery of the work. Or maybe you
are a Pilates devotee, like I was when I
signed up for this program, and you just
want to "master it" so that you don't have
to necessarily pay someone sixty bucks an
hour to ensure that you'll have that Pilates
body forever.
One thing is for sure. By completing this
program, you'll have knowledge that you
can take with you wherever you go. You can
pack up and be an instructor in France,
you can begin a Pilates studio in your own
home, perhaps you'd like to open a studio
like absolution one day, in your own way.
This is all good.
While
you are in our program, we hope you will
milk us dry. We hope you are inspired to
challenge yourself and your body. Come by
anytime and ask us anything.
See you at orientation!
Sascha
Owner, absolution
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