When you join the Interbeing Facilitator Training you’re invited to:
Interbeing Facilitator certification is based on the amount of time you put into practicing with and facilitating for others. Each new level unlocks new opportunities.
| Facilitator-in-Training | Certified Facilitator | |
|---|---|---|
| Requirements | • Sign up for the Interbeing Facilitator Training | • 50 hours of personal practice time |
| • 250 hours of facilitated practice time** | ||
| Unlocks | • Facilitate any practices that you’ve been empowered in.* | |
| • Host sessions in Interbe.ing with a small cohort of peer-facilitators. | ||
| • Facilitate for other groups you’re a part of. | ||
| • Join Interbe.ing Design Jams | • Host sessions in Interbe.ing by yourself. | |
| • An invitation to join the Interbeing Innovation Training, where you can learn to develop new multiplayer meditation techniques. |
*Empowerment involves doing at least 1 hour of practice in a particular technique.
**If you facilitate a 15 minute practice period, for 4 people (yourself including), that counts as 1 hour of facilitation time.
All live Interbeing Facilitator Training sessions are hosted by a Meta-facilitator–someone who has facilitated thousands of hours of practice–during which time you’ll have an opportunity to ask questions, practice together, get feedback on your facilitation, and learn advanced facilitation skills.
Timing: Live training sessions happen on a near-weekly basis, and we’re aiming to have 2 hour long sessions available each week. The timing of those sessions will be somewhat fluid & changing, but we’ll aim to share those times/dates at least a month in advance, so you can plan accordingly.
In addition to being able to share these techniques with whichever groups you’d like outside of Interbe.ing, Facilitators-in-Training are invited to join a cohort of 2-3 peer-facilitators who meet weekly to practice & facilitate together. In these peer-groups the facilitation role rotates each week, giving everyone an equal opportunity to practice their facilitation skills.
More experienced facilitators are invited to host Interbe.ing sessions by themselves, as well as continue to be part of a peer-facilitation group. Both options give you additional opportunity to practice facilitating.