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Program Assistant (PA)

Use your IFS experience to help others while developing your own skills .

As a Program Assistant, you are part of a lively learning culture of mutual learning and growth .

Become part of the training team

What is your role as a PA?

 

Participant support

You accompany small groups, lead training sessions and support the small groups in deepening their IFS knowledge.

 

Trainer support

You support the coaching team with organizational tasks and convey self-leadership and professional boundaries through your own behavior.

 

Active participation in meetings

You regularly participate in team meetings to prepare for and follow up on the training.

 

Promoting group development

You help participants understand and overcome personal challenges in the IFS process by actively listening and sharing proven IFS approaches.

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What are the advantages of becoming a PA?

 

Continuing education

Through your assistantship, you will deepen your understanding of the IFS model in a direct practical context and receive recognized training hours.

 

Free of charge

You can participate in the course free of charge and receive a daily allowance to cover food and travel expenses.

 

Network and exchange

You have the opportunity to connect with experienced IFS trainers and other practitioners and expand your international network.

 

What qualifications do I need to become a PA?

 

IFS experience

You have completed at least one IFS Level 1 training course at the international IFS Institute or its partners and work regularly with the IFS model. For the first Level 1 training course in autumn 2025, individuals who completed their training at a German institute will also be eligible to participate.

 

Access to your SELF-energy

You will be able to recognize and regulate your own emotional reactions during the training.

Program Assistants Level 2 IFS

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