Criteria For Training
WANLPC offers an independent accreditation program for NLP Coach Trainers and those
wishing to run accredited NLP Coach Training courses.All NLP Coach Training providers
who wish to receive WANLPC Accreditation are expected to meet the following Criteria
For Training:
● The training provider must hold a NLP Coach Trainer certificate to deliver courses at Diploma and Practitioner level
● The training provider must hold a NLP Coach Master Trainer certificate to deliver courses at Master Practitioner and Train The Trainer level
● A training provider will become a ‘WANLPC Accredited Trainer’ and will be ableto deliver ‘WANLPC Accredited Courses’ only upon successful application
● Each WANLPC accredited course must incorporate a method for monitoring and assessing student progress.
These methods may differ across courses and can include:
○ Practical assignments and projects
○ Formal tests and assessments
○ Presentations
○ Maintaining a learning point diary
○ Completing a project
○ Case studies
○ Reflective learning journals
○ Feedback notes
○ Continuous practice outside formal training
○ Observations of practical exercises
Please note that this list is not exhaustive, and other evaluation methods not mentioned explicitly are also acceptable.
● To qualify for WANLPC accreditation, NLP Coach Training courses must be of the following minimum duration
○ Diploma course – 25 hours total blended learning, including a minimum of 2 days face to face or virtual training that meets the WANLPC criteria* for training.
○ Practitioner course - 120 hours total blended learning, including a minimum of 7 days face to face or virtual training that meets the WANLPC criteria* for training.
○ Master Practitioner course - 120 hours total blended learning, including a minimum of 9 days face to face or vi rtual training that meets the WANLPC criteria* for training.
○ Train The Trainer course - 150 hours total blended learning, including a minimum of 12 days face to face or vir tual training that meets the WANLPC criteria* for training.
*The WANLPC Accreditation includes an ongoing commitment to annually provide WANLPC with a predetermined sample of monitoring and evaluation assessment evidence to uphold Accreditation status.
● The training provider must hold a NLP Coach Trainer certificate to deliver courses at Diploma and Practitioner level
● The training provider must hold a NLP Coach Master Trainer certificate to deliver courses at Master Practitioner and Train The Trainer level
● A training provider will become a ‘WANLPC Accredited Trainer’ and will be ableto deliver ‘WANLPC Accredited Courses’ only upon successful application
● Each WANLPC accredited course must incorporate a method for monitoring and assessing student progress.
These methods may differ across courses and can include:
○ Practical assignments and projects
○ Formal tests and assessments
○ Presentations
○ Maintaining a learning point diary
○ Completing a project
○ Case studies
○ Reflective learning journals
○ Feedback notes
○ Continuous practice outside formal training
○ Observations of practical exercises
Please note that this list is not exhaustive, and other evaluation methods not mentioned explicitly are also acceptable.
● To qualify for WANLPC accreditation, NLP Coach Training courses must be of the following minimum duration
○ Diploma course – 25 hours total blended learning, including a minimum of 2 days face to face or virtual training that meets the WANLPC criteria* for training.
○ Practitioner course - 120 hours total blended learning, including a minimum of 7 days face to face or virtual training that meets the WANLPC criteria* for training.
○ Master Practitioner course - 120 hours total blended learning, including a minimum of 9 days face to face or vi rtual training that meets the WANLPC criteria* for training.
○ Train The Trainer course - 150 hours total blended learning, including a minimum of 12 days face to face or vir tual training that meets the WANLPC criteria* for training.
*The WANLPC Accreditation includes an ongoing commitment to annually provide WANLPC with a predetermined sample of monitoring and evaluation assessment evidence to uphold Accreditation status.
What does WANLPC Accreditation entail?
WANLPC Accredited Trainers undergo a rigorous application process involving scrutiny of their course materials, approval of policies and procedures, and an interview with a member of the External Verification Panel. Accreditation is granted only after these checks are completed. Once accredited, trainers are subject to annual reviews to ensure ongoing compliance with standards.
The application process for WANLPC accreditation requires completion of a detailed form submitted online, along with all necessary supporting documentation. Applications are reviewed by a member of the External Verification Panel.
Upon approval, trainers are responsible for internally monitoring and evaluating their trainees in every course to maintain standards. WANLPC issues uniquely numbered Accredited Certificates to successful trainees, recorded in the central Accreditation Register.
The application process for WANLPC accreditation requires completion of a detailed form submitted online, along with all necessary supporting documentation. Applications are reviewed by a member of the External Verification Panel.
Upon approval, trainers are responsible for internally monitoring and evaluating their trainees in every course to maintain standards. WANLPC issues uniquely numbered Accredited Certificates to successful trainees, recorded in the central Accreditation Register.
How do I apply for WANLPC Accreditation?
Once you've decided to pursue WANLPC Accredited Trainer status or to offer
WANLPC Accredited Courses, follow these steps:
● Ensure you meet the training criteria and understand the basic requirements.
● Reach out to WANLPC to request the application form and complete Accreditation guide materials.
● Begin filling out the WANLPC Accreditation Program application form and gather all required supporting documentation. Inform WANLPC of your intended submission date to facilitate setup of your online submission and engagement of an External Verifier for assessment.
● Submit the application form, along with supporting documentation and a non-refundable deposit payment covering admin and external verifier fees, via the provided online platform.
● Upon completion of a completeness check, your application will undergo internal review before being forwarded to an independent external verifier. The verifier will conduct an interview, which can be scheduled conveniently over the phone.
● Successful applicants will join the ongoing WANLPC Accredited Program and must pay the remaining balance for the first year's accreditation.
● In case of an unsuccessful application, feedback and guidance will be provided, and you'll have the opportunity to resubmit. An appeals process is available for applicants seeking to contest decisions made by the External Verification Panel.
● Ensure you meet the training criteria and understand the basic requirements.
● Reach out to WANLPC to request the application form and complete Accreditation guide materials.
● Begin filling out the WANLPC Accreditation Program application form and gather all required supporting documentation. Inform WANLPC of your intended submission date to facilitate setup of your online submission and engagement of an External Verifier for assessment.
● Submit the application form, along with supporting documentation and a non-refundable deposit payment covering admin and external verifier fees, via the provided online platform.
● Upon completion of a completeness check, your application will undergo internal review before being forwarded to an independent external verifier. The verifier will conduct an interview, which can be scheduled conveniently over the phone.
● Successful applicants will join the ongoing WANLPC Accredited Program and must pay the remaining balance for the first year's accreditation.
● In case of an unsuccessful application, feedback and guidance will be provided, and you'll have the opportunity to resubmit. An appeals process is available for applicants seeking to contest decisions made by the External Verification Panel.