The COHR Reformer Pilates Teacher Training is 100 hours built around teaching, not memorising. Six studio days taught in person by Diana in a small group on the Reformers, with pre-learning before, self-practice alongside, and a practical assessment at the end. Students begin teaching from the first day.
Where you start
If you hold a Level 3 qualification or an equivalent anatomy background, you go straight to the pre-learning. If you do not, you add Movement Foundations to your booking. It is nine modules covering professional practice, scope of practice, and anatomy, and it adds 40 hours of study which must be completed and passed before your first studio day. It gives you the anatomical grounding the studio days are taught on top of.
In the studio
Six days across two extended weekends, each block building on the last. Time is spent on the Reformer, working through movement concepts, practising teaching, and receiving feedback as it happens. Teaching is observed and corrected in the room rather than saved for the end. Written feedback follows each weekend to work with between sessions.
Assessment
Two stages. A 30-question knowledge check on the pre-learning, passed at 70% before studio time begins. Then a final practical assessment where you teach a full class, completed in your own time within six months of your last studio day, in person or as a filmed class.
What you leave with
A House Of COHR Reformer Pilates Teacher Training Certificate of Completion, CPD recognised by EMD UK, the national governing body. The Pre-Learning and Exercise Repertoire manuals are yours to keep.
100 hours across pre-learning, six studio days, self-practice and observation, practice teaching, and final assessment. Movement Foundations adds 40 hours of study, making 140.