Pilates Teacher Training
Intermediate Program
Overview:
The Intermediate Teacher Training Program is 450 hours and can be done in 9 months. Students can attend this program locally or long distance. Upon completing the program students will be proficient performing up to an Intermediate/Advanced level and teaching the intermediate level of classical Pilates repertoire on all pieces of equipment. It is our belief that you must be proficient with the full body of work to fully understand how it can enhance a client’s movement and health. Upon completion of all requirements of the program, participants receive an Intermediate Teacher Training Certificate of Completion and meet eligibility requirements to take the PMA Certification Exam (this can be done through the Pilates Method Alliance).
[lollum_list] [lollum_list_element]Completion Reqs: 450 Program Hours[/lollum_list_element] [lollum_list_element]Entrance Reqs: 17 hours of mixed Pilates Lessons[/lollum_list_element][lollum_list_element]9 Month program, to be started at any time[/lollum_list_element] [/lollum_list] [lollum_price_table columns=”4″] [lollum_price_item name=”Enrollment” currency=”$230″] [/lollum_price_item] [lollum_price_item name=”Tuition” currency=”$3000 + lessons”] [/lollum_price_item] [lollum_price_item name=”Exams” currency=”$800″] [/lollum_price_item] [lollum_price_item name=”Materials” currency=”$300″] [/lollum_price_item][/lollum_price_table]How to apply for the program:
To apply, please click below to submit application ($105) and registration ($125) fees. To be accepted into the Intermediate Teacher Training Program students must have completed 17 hours of Pilates experience. Students can show an mentorship log sheet or financial proof of attending the following Pilates lessons: 5 Mat classes, 5 Reformer classes, 1 Pole class, 1 Chair class, and 5 Private lessons. All students applying for the program must be injury free (recent injuries) and post-partum at least six months. Students can begin the program at any time.
Completion Requirements:
Successful Completion of 450 program hours:
Orientation – 3 hours
Orientation can be done with the Director of Education, Advising Coordinator, or Host Advisor.
[lollum_list] [lollum_list_element]New Student Orientation – 1.5 hours[/lollum_list_element] [lollum_list_element]Advising Hours: Q&A – 1.5 hours[/lollum_list_element] [/lollum_list]Formal Lectures – 120 hours
All students must attend the Formal Lecture Series (60 hrs) once during their program. The Formal Lecture Series: Weekends I – IV is offered twice a year at The Pilates Center. Students have the option to attend the lectures live at The Pilates Center (or a TPC Licensed Studio), or online through our online teacher training program, or students can complete a combination of live and online lectures. The lectures need to be taken in order.
Advisor Meetings – 3 hours
All students are assigned an Advisor at The Pilates Center. If a student is completing the program long distance, they can use a Host Advisor (if there is one located in their area) instead of a teacher located at TPC. Students are only assigned one Advisor during the program. These appointments are built into the program for Advisors to periodically watch the student teach practice clients and give feedback, and to check in with the students regarding their progress.
[lollum_list] [lollum_list_element]First Advisor Meeting (teach beginner) – 1.5 hours [/lollum_list_element] [lollum_list_element]Second Advisor Meeting (teach Level I-II) – 1.5 hours[/lollum_list_element][/lollum_list]Mentorship – 374 hours
Mentorship hours can be completed at or outside of The Pilates Center. If students are completing their mentorship hours outside of TPC, they must work with a TPC graduate, Host Advisor, and/or Licensed Teacher Trainer to complete the Observation and Lesson hours. This will ensure successful graduation from the program. If hours are completed outside of The Pilates Center, they may be required by their local studio to pay an additional fee to observe, practice teach, and complete their personal workouts on their equipment. All students are required to have student liability insurance.
[lollum_list] [lollum_list_element]Practice Teaching – 125 hours[/lollum_list_element] [lollum_list_element]Observation – 100 hours[/lollum_list_element] [lollum_list_element]Personal Workouts – 75 hours[/lollum_list_element] [lollum_list_element]Lessons* – 50 hours[/lollum_list_element] [lollum_list_element]Miscellaneous – 17 hours[/lollum_list_element] [lollum_list_element]Observed Teaching – 3 hours[/lollum_list_element] [lollum_list_element]Teaching Clinic* – 4 hours[/lollum_list_element] [/lollum_list](*Lessons and Teaching Clinics are not included in the cost of the program.)
Exams – 10 hours
[lollum_list] [lollum_list_element]Written Exam 1 – 2 hours[/lollum_list_element] [lollum_list_element]Written Exam 2 – 2 hours[/lollum_list_element] [lollum_list_element]Intermediate Practice Practical (teach Level III) – 2 hours[/lollum_list_element] [lollum_list_element]Intermediate Performance (Reformer Level IV) – 2 hours[/lollum_list_element] [lollum_list_element]Intermediate Practical (Reformer & Mat Level III) – 2 hours[/lollum_list_element] [/lollum_list]Tuition and Fees due:
Enrollment Fees: All Non-refundable
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[lollum_list_element]Application Fee – $105[/lollum_list_element]
[lollum_list_element]Registration Fee – $125[/lollum_list_element]
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Total – $330
Tuition:
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[lollum_list_element]Education – $3000[/lollum_list_element]
[lollum_list_element]Lessons & Teaching ClinicsProgram Evaluation Fee – **Price varies[/lollum_list_element]
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Exams:
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[lollum_list_element]Written Exam 1 – $100[/lollum_list_element]
[lollum_list_element]Written Exam 2 – $100[/lollum_list_element]
[lollum_list_element]Practice Practical – No charge[/lollum_list_element]
[lollum_list_element]Practical – $400[/lollum_list_element]
[lollum_list_element]Performance – $200[/lollum_list_element]
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Total – $800
Books/Supplies – $300 *estimate
Total Program Costs: $4.330 + lessons/teaching clinics and text books
Program Schedule:
The Pilates Center Intermediate Teacher Training Program is nine months long. It requires a minimum of one trip to Boulder, Colorado to complete the program. Students will need to dedicate a minimum of 15 – 18 hours per week to their Mentorship.
Monthly extensions can be purchased for $175 per month to extend the program. All students have the option to put their program on hold once for up to one year during their program at no additional cost. This means that the program will be halted until the student returns and no hours completed while on hold will count towards the required mentorship hours.
Long distance students can choose to travel to Boulder three times during their 9 months to attend the Formal Lecture Series live. Two of the trips are 10 days long so that the student can attend weekends back to back and allow time for mentorship hours at TPC in between the lectures. The final trip is to complete the final exams, so this trip can be shorter than the 10 days. Students have the option to take all required lectures online instead of traveling to Boulder if they are working with a Host Advisor. This option can still be available to a student without a Host Advisor in their area but this needs to be discussed with the Director of Education. All students must come to The Pilates Center in Boulder, CO to complete their final exams. If a student only plans to come once, it is encouraged to visit for at least 5 days to get acclimated to the studio prior to taking exams.
Long distance students will need to plan to send in videos of themselves teaching and performing Pilates periodically throughout the program for feedback; as shown on the Trainee Schedule. This is true even if a student is working with a Host Advisor. It is encouraged for all students to film their lessons with TPC teachers to help them progress through the program. This is especially true for long distance students.
To apply, please click below to submit application ($105) and registration ($125) fees. To be accepted into the Intermediate Teacher Training Program students must have completed 17 hours of Pilates experience. Students can show an mentorship log sheet or financial proof of attending the following Pilates lessons: 5 Mat classes, 5 Reformer classes, 1 Pole class, 1 Chair class, and 5 Private lessons. All students applying for the program must be injury free (recent injuries) and post-partum at least six months. After processing payment, the system will take you to the application form:
Long distance students can choose to travel to Boulder three times during their 9 months to attend the Formal Lecture Series live. Two of the trips are 10 days long so that the student can attend weekends back to back and allow time for mentorship hours at TPC in between the lectures. The final trip is to complete the final exams, so this trip can be shorter than the 10 days. Students have the option to take all required lectures online instead of traveling to Boulder if they are working with a Host Advisor. This option can still be available to a student without a Host Advisor in their area but this needs to be discussed with the Director of Education. All students must come to The Pilates Center in Boulder, CO to complete their final exams. If a student only plans to come once, it is encouraged to visit for at least 5 days to get acclimated to the studio prior to taking exams.
Long distance students will need to plan to send in videos of themselves teaching and performing Pilates periodically throughout the program for feedback; as shown on the Trainee Schedule. This is true even if a student is working with a Host Advisor. It is encouraged for all students to film their lessons with TPC teachers to help them progress through the program. This is especially true for long distance students.