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HUNA TEACHER TRAINING

The focus of this course is on training people how to teach Huna, using the skills and techniques developed by Serge Kahili King in giving lectures and presenting workshops all over the world.

Students will learn how to overcome stage fright, how to increase their charisma and confidence, how to organize their presentations, how to use audio-visual aids, how to move and dress to make the best impression, how to use a microphone, and many other highly useful skills.

An especially valuable aspect of the course is that the students will be videotaped every day to measure their progress as they incorporate the teaching techniques, and they will each receive their personal tape at the end of the course as part of the course materials. The course will be taught by Serge Kahili King and Susan Pa'iniu Floyd.

Course Content

Principles of Teaching

Teaching of Principles

King's Multifunctional Teaching Model

Timing Tricks

The Logistics of Teaching

Teaching as a Business

Arrival Days - Saturday/Sunday: On Sunday morning there is an option to attend a Huna talk at our museum in Princeville. On Sunday evening (7 pm) there will be an orientation meeting at Kahuna Springs.
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: Optional Sunrise Ritual; 9am-12pm training with Serge; 2-5pm training with Susan
Wednesday, Friday: Optional Sunrise Ritual; 9am-12pm training with Serge and Susan; Afternoon free (optional excursion with Susan on Wednesday); Evening graduation luau

Tuition fee: $1500.00, which includes the teaching, materials, and a graduation luau.
60-day advance payment discount: $100.00
Deposit to hold space: $250.00
Non-residential student use fee: $100.00 (for students who will not be staying at the training location - see below), includes 5 lunches (optional) and use of the grounds.

The training will be held at Kahuna Springs, a beautiful, 25-acre property with comfortable cottages, swimming pool and tropical landscaping, surrounded by the majestic mountains of Kaua'i and only 10 minutes to Kapaa and the beaches by car. All rooms come with cooking facilities, phone, TV and use of laundry equipment. This is what a tranquil, Pacific paradise is supposed to be like.

Lodging reservations must be made through Aloha International. Accommodations are for seven nights (check-in Saturday, check-out Saturday), and include breakfast and lunch for five days, and use of the grounds.
Single occupancy fee: $700.00 per person
Double occupancy fee: $450.00 per person

For any questions use the contact information below.

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