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# School Facilitator Certification

THC's school-focused facilitator pathway for delivering age-appropriate mindfulness curricula.

The **School Facilitator Certification** is designed for educators and professionals who want to deliver THC's school mindfulness curricula.

The current public training model describes a 3-day intensive followed by a 4-week practicum.

## Core areas

* personal mindfulness-practice foundation
* age-appropriate facilitation
* child-development considerations
* curriculum walkthrough
* live practice facilitation
* feedback
* virtual group supervision

## Why practicum matters

Knowing the curriculum is not enough.

A facilitator must learn to:

* pace a group
* notice disengagement or distress
* adapt language
* preserve choice
* manage classroom dynamics
* maintain safeguarding boundaries

The certification is curriculum-specific and should be understood within the scope and licensing terms current at the time of training.

[View current School Facilitator training details](https://www.theholisticcare.com/facilitator-training)

## Related guidance

* [Facilitator Training](https://knowledge.theholisticcare.com/knowledge/facilitator-training)
* [Choosing a Facilitator Training Track](https://knowledge.theholisticcare.com/knowledge/facilitator-training/choosing-a-facilitator-training-track)
* [Adult Mindfulness Facilitator Certification](https://knowledge.theholisticcare.com/knowledge/facilitator-training/adult-mindfulness-facilitator-certification)


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