I have noticed some changes since I’ve started this course.
I’m now able to confront and speak to people without feeling shame-faced. I don’t worry about what I say may be incorrect.
It has opened me up to talk to people more and more clearly. I would definitely suggest this course to anyone in need of help.
Quen Mitchell
I just finished the TRs course and I really only have one thing to say: “WOW”!!
I feel like a different person. It used to be certain things would make my skin crawl, but those are now gone. I can now be anywhere comfortably.
YEAH!!
In doing this course I have gained a new understanding of study. I am fast-flow and completed KTL but doing this course has given me a new found respect for the barriers to study and especially the Mis-Understood word.
I can now truly see what happens to a student when they have hit a barrier to study and I know how to handle it. The importance of keeping a standard course room in per HCO PL 16 Mar. 71R WHAT IS A COURSE? And why it is important is lit with new light.
It is possible to handle the students under my charge standardly. There is an answer for all situations (even if it is to Ethics via Qual).
I cannot wait to start really training auditors full bore.
Thursday, 30 December 2010 17:53
Dan Koon
Dan Koon (aka Joe Howard) today
Jimmy Rebel and I have been working for some time now to make it possible for people to do auditor training outside of the formal Church of Scientology, which many feel has become so weighed down with arbitraries and extraneous demands on their time and bank balances as to make it virtually impossible to learn the subject.
For over 12 years I worked in the LRH Technical Research and Compilations Unit in the Senior C/S International Office in the Sea Org. I was in the unit while LRH was on the lines directing the unit and worked there for an additional 10 years after he passed away.
LRH’s viewpoint on training was that training should be fast and auditing should be more drawn out, both receiving and giving. In other words, people should train in order to learn how to audit and while gaining experience as auditors they would become better while continuing to improve their knowledge of and ability to apply the technology.
In 1978, LRH undertook a review of Academy training. He found that the Academy Levels had become overly long and had become a mish-mash of all kinds of tech not, strictly speaking, related to Academy Level training, which was supposed to be directed towards teaching students to audit the Expanded Lower Grades, ARC Straightwire through Grade 4.
The Courseroom opens on the 10th of January, 2011 and is just outside of Tallahassee, Florida.
Jim Logan
Every one is welcome. If you were declared by the CofS wear it as a badge of honor. As long as you are here to study and assist your fellow students we would enjoy having you. One thing to know: If you come to train as an auditor you WILL WALK OUT AN AUDITOR. KSW is king here. The lead Supervisor is Jim Logan. You couldn’t be in better hands.
Things you should understand about keeping the course room open:
1. The Courseroom can not supply you with your Checksheet or Pack as we are not part of the C of S.
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