Host a Wùo Taï training
Build a training together, adapted to your venue and your audience
Centre, school, studio or training venue: hosting Wùo Taï means creating the conditions for a group to discover or deepen the practice within a framework designed with you.
We start from your actual context — audience, space, project and organisation — to build a coherent proposal rather than impose a single format.
A training designed together with the host venue
A centre’s role is not limited to providing a room. The venue, the group and the project all contribute to the quality of the experience. We therefore discuss the practical context with you in advance and adapt the training to what is genuinely possible and relevant.
Your context
Type of venue, available space, equipment, an existing audience or one still to be gathered: we start from your reality.
The group
Together, we look at group size, previous experience and the conditions needed to preserve the quality of the teaching.
Organisation
Format, dates, equipment, travel, accommodation and any specific requirements are agreed before the training.
Practical reference points, not fixed requirements
To prepare a training, we use a few practical reference points. They help us assess hosting conditions, but they are not universal rules.
- Around 4 m² per pair, plus space for circulation.
- Around 12 participants is a comfortable reference point when Simon and Myriam teach together.
- Larger groups can be considered with appropriate organisation and assistants.
- Equipment and futons are defined according to the venue and transport possibilities.
- Training can be delivered in French or English without an interpreter.
These reference points are discussed case by case. The aim is to preserve the quality of practice, safety and the smooth running of the group.
How is a training organised?
The process is deliberately simple: first we clarify the project, then we build a concrete proposal.
01 — Initial conversation
You tell us about your venue, your audience, your objective and the period you have in mind.
02 — Defining the project
Together, we look at the format, relevant content, group size and practical conditions.
03 — Written proposal
A written proposal sets out responsibilities, organisation, financial conditions and any travel or accommodation arrangements.
04 — Preparing to host
We prepare the final details with you: room, equipment, welcoming the group and practical coordination.
What type of training can you host?
Depending on the project, you may host an introductory format, a module from the main training programme or a more advanced training. The exact format depends on the context and the group’s previous experience.
To understand the content of the six modules and the progression over two years, the Training page presents the programme in detail.
A proposal built case by case
There is no universal price or single financial model applied to every centre. The cost depends in particular on the format, location, number of participants, travel and the organisation agreed.
These elements are therefore defined after the initial conversation, in a proposal adapted to the project.
Let's discuss your project
Do you have a venue, a group or simply an initial idea? Write to us. We will look together at what can be built under the right conditions.