203 Educators providing Courses delivered Online

royal school of needlework

Royal School of Needlework: Tradition. Quality. Innovation. The International Centre of Excellence for the Art of Hand Embroidery since 1872, celebrating our 150th Anniversary. Join us at onsite and online events this year! Based at the magnificent Hampton Court Palace, south-west London, we offer a thriving education programme for everyone from beginner to degree level. We teach Online and Onsite at venues across the UK in Hampton Court Palace (London), Portsmouth, Bristol, Rugby, Durham and Glasgow as well as internationally in America and Japan. We also host an annual International Summer School. Our renowned Embroidery Studio creates stunning bespoke embroidery for fashion, art and royalty, as well as expertly restoring and conserving valuable and historical embroidered pieces.

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timnielsenyoga

London

Tim Nielsen is a yoga teacher with more than 10 years teaching experience and knowledge in different types of yoga (Hatha Yoga, Astanga, Kriya Yoga, Tantra) and martial arts. He was born in Copenhagen, Denmark and raised in Japan, where he was exposed to eastern philosophy. He has traveled extensively and is multilingual and brings to his yoga teaching a broad spectrum of experiences. Tim’s approach to teaching yoga is deeply intuitive, influenced by his background in Reiki, Thai yoga massage, shamanism and martial arts. He is currently teaching Hatha, Hatha flow and Restorative yoga. His broad knowledge and unique personality create a perfect mixture for a balancing, strengthening and mind-opening class!

kopa ink

After analysing the market and worldwide technical innovations, we decided to buy this particular Heidelberg Speedmaster XL 106 5 LE-UV installation. So far, there are only a few such printing machines in Europe. They differ from older generation equipment based on UV inks in that they use inks developed several years ago in Japan, which are sensitive to UV radiation and need less energy to fully dry. If we compare this technology with a standard offset, the LE-UV ink hardens and dries instantly (meanwhile, prints made with conventional mineral oil-based inks must dry for 1-3 days). It therefore allows the achievement of greater efficiency not only in terms of quality, but also time.

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the bayly school of reflexology

Worcester

Nicola Hall is the Director of The Bayly School of Reflexology. She trained with Doreen Bayly and assisted her with the first training courses. Nicola has run the Bayly School since 1980 and has taught students, not only in the UK, but also in Japan, Kenya, The Netherlands and Switzerland. She is the author of ten books on reflexology, many of which have been translated into foreign languages. Nicola has also contributed to many complementary medicine books and articles, as well as appearing on television and radio. Nicola is registered with the Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC) and is the President of The British Reflexology Association. She is one of the most experienced reflexology practitioners in the UK.

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lancaster aikido club

5.0(4)

Lancaster Aikido Club is a not-for-profit martial arts club which has been teaching martial arts in Lancaster since 1976. We train in a friendly atmosphere, focusing on daily practice of Aikido as a pragmatic and functional martial art for self-defence, while endeavouring never to lose sight of its ultimate aim: the cultivation of human beings capable of sharing a peaceful world. Aikido is just as applicable to our daily lives, in our relationships with our family, communication with friends and work colleagues, and most importantly our relation with ourselves, as it is to a situation requiring self-defence. Training will develop you physically and mentally, but neither great strength nor high levels of fitness are required to begin. Wellbeing is an essential part of a healthy lifestyle, and our goal is to assist in your development; providing encouragement, education, and emotional support throughout the collaborative learning process. Aikido 'toughens the body and polishes the spirit'. Aikido is available to all ages and many lifetime practitioners continue to train into their 70s or 80s. We have senior practitioners training regularly at Lancaster who did not begin training until their 40s. We are affiliated with the Aikikai Hombu Dojo (Japan) and a network of Dojos in Europe (Traditional Aikido Europe) through Lewis Bernaldo de Quiros (6th Dan) who serves as Technical Director and Examiner granting Aikikai dan ranks according to Hombu regulations.

i t o japanese school

4.2(5)

London

We encourage each and every student’s progress and the continual improvement of our own teachers. The aim of our school is to improve the Japanese skills of not only the class but also every individual student. So even in a group class we still teach students according to their own individual needs. Our total immersion and direct method is very logical so you will find it simple to learn the Japanese Language.

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wayward weaves

Stroud

Wayward Weaves is a Stroud-based studio offering workshops in Saori, a form of weaving from Japan that encourages improvisation and free expression. Picture In Saori, there are no rules and no mistakes, just pure absorbtion and immersion in the weaving. Through Saori you can explore a wonderful world of colour and texture using just yarns, threads and your imagination. Beginners can learn to weave in an intuitive and relaxed way whilst more practiced weavers can find new inspiration, exploring techniques without a pattern or plan. Saori enables everyone to enjoy the rhythm and creativity of weaving regardless of age, experience, aptitude or disability. The basic skills are fun and easy to learn and most people are able to start creating their own unique textiles within minutes.

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bcnh college of nutrition & health

London

Many of our students choose to study nutrition to embark on a new career path. We attract people from a variety of professions and backgrounds. This includes accountants, teachers, lawyers, doctors, fitness instructors, dancers, and full-time parents. A Truly Cultured Community We use the latest technology to deliver our courses online, so that students can learn with us across the globe. We have students and graduates from a wide variety of cultures and countries, including: Australia and New Zealand Asia: India, Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, Pakistan, Singapore, South Korea Europe: Albania, Croatia, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Ireland, Malta, Portugal, Russia, Serbia, Spain, Switzerland Middle East: Bahrain, Dubai, Egypt, Qatar and Saudi Arabia North America and Canada South America – Brazil South Africa

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protolabs

Telford

Our company was founded in 1999 by Larry Lukis, a successful entrepreneur and computer geek who wanted to radically reduce the time it took to get injection-moulded plastic prototype parts. His solution was to automate the traditional manufacturing process by developing complex software that communicated with a network of mills and presses. As a result, plastic and metal parts could be produced in a fraction of the time it had ever taken before. Over the next decade, we would continue to expand our injection moulding envelope, introduce quick-turn CNC machining and open global facilities in Europe and Japan. In 2014, we launched industrial-grade 3D printing services to allow product developers, designers and engineers an easier path to move from early prototyping to low-volume production.

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forest bathe

Forest of Dean

Shinrin-yoku (or forest bathing) means ‘bathing’ all the senses, whilst walking slowly in the forest. When taking in the forest atmosphere like this, the brain naturally switches off from the ‘sustained directed attention’ of life’s daily pressures. Shinrin-yoku is restorative, both mentally and physically, like a bath. Walking in the forest in this way is not like hiking in the woods, nor indeed does it involve collecting or recording information and images like a naturalist or for social media. Where does Shinrin-yoku come from? Shinrin-yoku (森林浴) originated in Japan. The term was coined by the Japanese Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries in 1982. Japan’s Forest Agency invested $4 million to study forest bathing and set up the ‘International Society of Nature and Forest Medicine’.

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