Taking NLP Training to another level

We are an innovative centre for the practical study of NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming), operating from a unique and inspiring learning facility in the beautiful village of Whalley in the North West of England. We offer NLP training courses, from a free Introduction, NLP Foundation Level and NLP Practitioner, building towards our unique NLP Master Practitioner training course – and beyond.

So how can we help you?

If you are new to NLP training and are wanting to learn more about it, check out out our resources section to find out what it is, who’s involved, how it works and what an NLP training course can do for you.

Or maybe you are closer to choosing an NLP training course? You already know your time constraints, budget, work and domestic circumstances. However, you may not be aware of the range of services on offer within the NLP training community. Check out Choosing an NLP Training course to learn about the types of NLP training out there in the market and help you make an informed decision.

If you’ve already heard great things about us, and you know which certificate you want to go for, you can go straight to that page and download the brochure.  You can even register directly online.  Whilst we are sure it will change your life for the better, you may want to browse through About Us and hear what some of our learners have to say.

We hope you find your time spent here useful and stress-free.  If you think we can improve our site or services in any way, please get in touch.   We’re always keen to get your feedback.

Here’s to new learning,
Fran Burgess and Derek Jackson.

The Northern School of NLP is the only NLP institute in the world that I know of that places so much emphasis on the generative engine of NLP: Modelling. I am profoundly grateful that they give me the opportunity to share and demonstrate with their students the whole cycle of the modelling process. They have fascinating exemplars and I always feel that I myself have grown as a result of being there and am coming away with so much more than when I arrived.

Rather than simply focusing on the existing toolset of NLP, Fran and Derek have committed themselves to both embracing the true legacy of NLP and pushing its frontier by continuing the quest, through modelling, for the deeper structures ‘beyond the obvious.’ I feel that they are genuine partners in the mission to ‘create a world to which people want to belong.’

Robert Dilts February 2008