Calm Mind College is beginning its next training intake on September 18, 2026, with online pathways for people seeking education as meditation teachers or holistic coaches.
The college, founded and led by Jane Otton, places personal meditation practice alongside professional training. Its current course offering is designed both for participants who want to deepen their own practice and for those preparing to guide meditation or work with clients in a holistic coaching context.
Personal practice remains part of professional preparation
Calm Mind College describes meditation experience as a foundation for learning to teach rather than treating facilitation as a purely technical skill. The approach connects personal practice, mindfulness and reflective learning with the practical task of supporting others.
That emphasis is relevant to a growing area of independent practitioner education. As meditation and holistic coaching programs move online, training providers are increasingly challenged to preserve experiential learning while also creating clear professional pathways. Smaller schools such as Calm Mind College are addressing that question by building personal practice directly into their certification structures.
The September 18 intake is currently listed on the college’s website. The courses are delivered online, allowing participants to complete the training without relocating for an extended residential program.
Source: Calm Mind College
Web: https://www.calmmindcollege.com/
