Boston Conservatory at Berklee Alexander Technique Teacher Training Course
Fall: September 3–December 12, 2024
Since fall 2012, Boston Conservatory at Berklee has offered an Alexander Technique Teacher Certificate Program. Participants who complete this 1600-hour program have the option of joining Alexander Technique International (ATI) as a teaching member and becoming eligible to receive ATI’s professional certification in addition to the certificate from Boston Conservatory at Berklee.
Our full Alexander Technique Instructor Certification requires a three-year, 1600-hour program.
Participants who complete this 1600-hour program have the option of joining Alexander Technique International (ATI) as a teaching member and becoming eligible to receive ATI’s professional certification, in addition to the certificate from Boston Conservatory at Berklee.
Who Should Apply
Those interested in Alexander Technique instructor certification.
Tuition and Fees
- Tuition: $800 per class
- Seminar Fees: $1190 seminar (third-year students only)
Registration Deadline
- Register by September 1, 2024 for the fall session.
Faculty and Guest Instructors
- Deborah (Debi) Adams, program director
- Jamee Culbertson
- Bob Lada
- Victoria Garcia-Daskalova
- Aline Newton
Schedule (Core Class)
- Tuesday: 7:00–9:00 p.m.
- Wednesday: 8:00–10:00 a.m.
- Friday: 8:00–10:00 a.m.
More Information
For more information about Debi Adams, please read her Conservatory Q&A and visit Alexander Technique Website.
This course is affiliated with the Alexander Technique Center of Cambridge (Tommy Thompson, director).
For more information, about the Alexander Technique please visit alexandertechnique.com.
All trainees are required to join ATI (Alexander Technique International), which offers a free membership during your full training time. In the third year of training, trainees are required to join an ATI Committee.
Trainees will be able to learn more about the profession and make connections with teachers and trainees all over the world. Students will give an entrance report to the class during their first year of training and an exit report at graduation. Be sure to check on other requirements in the curriculum listed above.