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Teach Paws b<\/span><\/strong> Application<\/h2>\n
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1. Ongoing commitment of a Paws b<\/span><\/strong> teacher<\/h3>\n

Paws b<\/span><\/strong> is a classroom-based course for teaching in schools and other educational settings where there are safeguarding policies and procedures in place. It must not be taught as a public course.<\/p>\n

To find out more about how and where you can teach Paws b<\/span><\/strong> please refer to the Terms & Conditions<\/a> and the FAQs<\/a> page for teaching the Paws b<\/span><\/strong> curriculum.<\/p>\n

Being a Paws b<\/span><\/strong> teacher is not just about teaching mindfulness. If mindfulness is to become an established part of the education of children and young people, it is very important that the highest standards of professionalism and evidence-based integrity are maintained. We believe that this is in the interests of all those teaching mindfulness and the young people learning it. We ask that anyone applying to train to teach Paws b<\/span><\/strong> understands and agrees to the prerequisites<\/a> and to continue to adhere to these standards on an ongoing basis.<\/p>\n

1.1 – Personal Mindfulness Practice<\/h4>\n

Having an established personal mindfulness practice allows you to:<\/p>\n