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  Technician Curriculum

The NLP Technician training is based on the fundamentals of NLP, proficiency in NLP communication, acuity, calibration and introductory knowledge of NLP principles and techniques.

The NLP Technician Certification process includes a minimum of 72 hours of training in the basics of NLP patterns led by a certified trainer or a certified Master Practitioner under the supervision of a trainer.

The Curriculum includes:

• Orientation

• Personal Outcomes for the training

• Training Expectations (Trainers and Learners)

• Training requirements and criteria

• Presuppositions of NLP

• Problem Frame - Outcome Frame

• As If Frame

• Discovery & Contrast Frame

• Suggestive Predicates

• Sensory vs. Non-Sensory Language

• Primary Representational Systems (VAKOG)

• VAK Predicates

• Model of the World

• Sorting by Self or Other

• Twelve States of Attention

• Acuity (uptime-downtime)

• Calibration

• Eye Accessing Cues

• Essential Elements of Rapport

• Pacing & Leading for Rapport

• Criteria

• Backtracking

• Present State - Desired State

• Index Computation (IS, IP, EB)

• Well Formed Outcomes

• Complex Equivalence

• Aspects of an Effective Communicator

• Submodalities

• The Meta Model

• Association/Dissociation

• Stuck-Meta-Resource

• Future Pacing

• Altering Internal States with Submodalities

• Dissociative Frame for Handling Criticism

• Dissociative Frame for Phobia & Trauma

• Verbal Pacing and Leading

• Building Resourceful Internal States

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