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Is a Level 1 Hybrid Training Right for You?

Curious about the hybrid experience? Receive 10% tuition savings on 2027 Level 1 hybrid trainings across North America while space remains. The listed tuition reflects the 10% savings.

If you’re considering a 2027 Level 1 hybrid training, this article can help you understand the format, what to expect, and what to consider before choosing a training.

What is a hybrid training?

A Level 1 hybrid training combines in-person learning with designated live online sessions.

Participants gather at a specific location for the on-site portions of the training and join the designated online sessions live from their own space. Both formats are part of the training experience. It is important to know that on-site sessions cannot be attended virtually.

What makes the hybrid experience different?

The on-site portions create space for connection, experiential learning, and shared practice with other participants outside of the virtual environment. The online portions offer the accessibility of participating from your own space.

Your hybrid training includes in-person teaching, demonstrations, experiential exercises, shared practice, and opportunities to reflect on what you’re learning across both settings.

Is a hybrid training a good fit for me?

A hybrid training may appeal to you if you value in-person connection and experiential learning while also appreciating the accessibility of designated online sessions.

As you consider your options, ask yourself:

  • Can I attend all on-site and online sessions?
  • Would learning and practicing with others in person support me?
  • Can I travel to the on-site location and arrange a place to stay, if needed?
  • Time commitment: Plan to participate in all on-site and online sessions, and account for travel time when planning your schedule.
  • Travel and lodging: Plan for transportation, including flights or ground transportation if needed, and a place to stay near the on-site location. Participants arrange their own lodging unless the training brochure says otherwise. Check the training information for lodging recommendations or available room blocks.
  • Meals: Meal arrangements vary by training. Review the individual training brochure for details about what is provided and what you will need to arrange.
  • Online participation: For virtual sessions, you’ll need a reliable internet connection and a space where you can participate without interruptions.

        There is no single right way to participate in IFS learning. Taking time to consider both the experience and the logistics can help you choose a training that works for you.

        Where are 2027 Level 1 hybrid trainings offered?

        In 2027, Level 1 hybrid trainings will be offered with on-site sessions across multiple states, including: Florida, New York, North Carolina, Georgia, Illinois, and Massachusetts.

        Because each training has its own location, dates, schedule, and tuition, review the current Level 1 Hybrid Trainings and brochure for any hybrid training that interests you.

        What should I plan for?

        Because hybrid training includes both on-site and online components, there are a few things to consider before choosing the one that’s right for you:

                Before registering, review the individual training brochure for important details. Taking time to review these details in advance can help you plan for both the learning experience and the logistics of attending.

                Tuition savings

                All 2027 Level 1 hybrid trainings offer 10% tuition savings while space remains. The listed tuition reflects the 10% savings. The savings apply to tuition only, unless otherwise stated; they do not cover travel, lodging, meals, or other expenses.

                Paying your tuition balance

                Participants may make full or partial payments toward their tuition balance before the balance due date via their Customer Portal. This allows you to pay down your balance over time, as long as the full remaining balance is paid by the tuition due date listed for your training.

                Learn more about how to make a full or partial payment.