The course will be a balanced mixture of theoretical and practical components, with a focus on experiential learning. Practical skills learned in class will be reinforced with written and practical homework set between weekends and regular constructive criticism is given.
Individual tutorials are offered half way through the course where you will get direct one to one feedback on your development. Assessments are held at the end of the year (practical and written).
Eligibility
Students will have completed the previous year with The Shiatsu School, Edinburgh (or a recognised equivalent course), or demonstrate that they have reached the necessary level for entry. A willingness to participate and experiment, in addition to demonstrating commitment to the course is important.
Dates
The course runs over 10 weekends. Saturdays & Sundays 10am–5.30pm.
Plus a 5-day residential.
| September |
11th–12th |
2010 |
| October |
16th–17th |
2010 |
| November |
6th–7th |
2010 |
| November |
27th–28th |
2010 |
| December |
18th–19th |
2010 |
| January |
8th–9th |
2011 |
| February |
5th–6th |
2011 |
| March |
5th–6th |
2011 |
| April |
16th–20th |
2011 Residential |
| May |
14th–15th |
2011 |
| June |
11th–12th |
2011 |
Venue
The Shiatsu Centre, 35–37 Bread Street, Edinburgh, EH3 9AL
Fees
Payment is by a non-refundable deposit of £200.00 (£150 if paid by 30 June 2010) payable in advance; followed by 10 monthly installments of £146.00 from September 2010 to June 2011 inclusive. Both new and mature students are welcome.
The total cost for year 2 is £1,660 (or £1,610.00 if paid by June 30th 2010).
Fees include all teaching, assessment and venue fees plus Shiatsu Society membership for one year.
Extra costs: Books, 3 professional Shiatsu sessions, and, if course times are missed, tutorials (1 per teaching day). There may be a small sum (£50 in 2010), payable towards the Residential, half way through 2011.
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