Blended Learning Courses

Blended learning courses allow students, in some cities, to attend in-person classes to learn the parts of the training that are easier to assimilate through direct contact with the instructor, and to complete the rest of the course at their own pace and from any location they choose.

Through our Virtual Campus, you can consult, download, or print the course’s theoretical materials, and the student learns them with great flexibility.

Likewise, through that Virtual Campus, the student completes exercises and film-based practical case studies, which are then corrected by their tutor, as well as practice in the techniques learned.

The Basic Course is very straightforward, while the Postgraduate course delves deeper, also including comments on videos and articles and research projects. In the Master’s program, the methodology changes, focusing on reading materials, practicing techniques, working on “specific topics” that cause students distress (which includes therapy), and a dissertation on one of these specific topics.

Throughout the entire course, students can ask their tutor any questions they may have, either during in-person classes or via email or the forum.

Students who wish may take a theoretical exam to obtain the Diploma, Postgraduate, and Master’s qualifications in Personal Wellbeing.