Teacher Training Programme

Date

Mar 18 2026

Time

6:30 pm - 9:30 pm

Location

KMC Manchester in Chorlton

Teacher Training Programme

The New Guide to Dakini Land | Wednesdays 6:30pm – 9:30pm

Teacher Training Programme (TTP), offers practitioners of Kadampa Buddhism the opportunity to study deeply, gain practical experience of both Sutra and Tantra. The programme consists of a dynamic combination of teachings, meditations, discussion and teaching skills classes providing a multi-faceted approach to the development of authentic spiritual experience. Students on the programme are required to observe several commitments: to keep good discipline, attend all the teaching and discussion classes as well as sit examinations. Students are also encouraged to participate in regular meditation retreats and group chanted prayers at the centre that will be scheduled throughout the year.

The purpose of the study component is to enable students to gain an understanding of the deep meanings of Buddha’s teachings and learn how to apply them to modern daily life. The purpose of the meditation component is to enable the students to gain practical experience of the meaning of the teachings. Qualified teachers need both.

If you are interested in joining this programme, please email epc@kmcmanchester.org

Speaker

  • Kelsang Sama
    Kelsang Sama
    Resident Teacher

    Kelsang Sama is a meditation teacher and the Resident Teacher at KMC Manchester.

    She has deep experience of and insight into Buddha’s teachings. She is known for her great kindness, sense of humour and special skills in giving practical instructions that show us how to cultivate inner peace and make our lives deeply meaningful.

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