Training Application: B-Part

In countries where there is a formally recognized Association of Practitioners/teachers, the TAB will consult with the national organization. No Training Program in a given country will be accredited without consulting with the national Association of Practitioners. A letter from the Practitioner Association regarding the Training Program should accompany the training proposal. Each country may have a specific agreement with the TAB regarding the way to be considered in the process of accrediting a proposal.

It is the responsibility of the training organizers and Educational Directors to comply with and adhere to the local regulations and laws that apply in the country/locality in which the training program is held.
Confirm that the program is in compliance with country, state, and local laws and that all necessary permits and licenses for conducting a professional Training Program have been obtained.

The Administrative Director shall know the laws, language and customs on the country in which the Training Program takes place. Someone from the Administrative staff shall be present on the training site as often as needed.

The Educational Director will be present at least 50% of the time.

If a Trainer Candidate or Assistant Trainer is scheduled to be the Trainer for a specific segment on the assumption that they will be granted Trainer status by that time, a letter from a Trainer will be required committing themself to be a backup for this time should the Assistant Trainer not become a Trainer as scheduled. [B.12]

I confirm having carefully read and taken into account B-8. to B-12. of the Training Application Guidelines when setting up the schedule.

I confirm having carefully read and taken into account B-5. to B-7. of the Training Application Guidelines when setting up the budget.