Recently following new members have joined the IANLP:

Claudia Lichtenberg, Geisenheim, Germany
Eric Sijbesma, PH Nieuw Vennep, The Netherlands
Florin Beldean, Bucharest, Romania
Mayte Galiana Pérez, Barcelona, Spain
Marcel Meijlink, DN Amsterdam, Netherlands
Lelica Todorović, Nis, Serbia
Nelson Kong, Hong Kong, PR China
Ricardo De la Cruz Gil, La Molina Lima, Peru

We strongly recommend all FMT to log into the forum.

Here an excerpt from a recent discussion:
quote>>> "Here an idea from my personal experience, how we are handling this in our school: If we have a highly qualified NLP-Master who would like to come to NLP-Trainertraining but does not fulfill first part of this requirement,..." <<<unquote

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During the last months of 2014 we have conducted our periodical visits of websites of our esteemed Fellow Member Trainers IANLP.

In next bulletin we will publish a detailed report on the findings. Overall we have found that members websites are claiming accurate curricula and clear statements on duration of trainings. Some members were asked to please put a link to www.ia-nlp.org onto their website. Adding one or even several links to www.ia-nlp.org will help internet search machine to recognize IANLP as an important platform.

During our periodical reporting of websites we found one members website offering nlp practitioner training at a duration of 12 days only. When asked for clarification this member claimed that it was a misunderstanding and the actual training lasted well over 18 days/130 hrs.

Regardless of the true numbers of days/hours the training lasted, to advertise at less days/hours is considered a heavy misconduct and violation of code of ethics and breach of collegiality amongst the members. Nonetheless the office of the IANLP asked to submit a list of former students. The idea was to be able to get in touch with students and checking on true duration of trainings. Since the Fellow Member Trainer refused to submit the requested data, Secretary General decided to cancel the membership with immediate effect.