WAT Guide Certification
WAT does it take to guide?
Guiding a WAT walk is simple. Doing it well is an art. And it could become a rewarding activity for you.
Our trainings are designed to help you:

Whether you simply want to discover the WAT approach or become a certified Walks And Talks guide, our training pathway provides a clear progression from introduction to certification.
Introduction to WAT Guiding
A free introductory webinar to discover the WAT philosophy, experience the approach, and decide whether it is right for you. No certificate is awarded at this stage.
Facilitating Meaningful Walks
Our foundational training program. Learn the core skills needed to facilitate safe, engaging and meaningful walks. Participants receive a Certificate of Completion.
Advanced Guide Training
Deepen your facilitation skills, gain practical experience, and learn to handle more complex situations. Upon successful completion, participants earn the WAT Guide Certification and are qualified to lead WAT walks independently.
This step-by-step pathway allows participants to build confidence, demonstrate progress through certificates, and ultimately become certified WAT Guides.

Training formats
Introduction to WAT Guiding
Best for: curious walkers. You’ll learn:
60 min
Online
Free
Facilitating Meaningful Walks
Best for: curious walkers, supporters & ambassadors. You’ll learn:
3 hours
Online
20 € *
Advanced Guide Training
Best for: potential guides / professionals. You’ll learn how to:
Full-day
Online / Presential
200 € *
* These prices can be adapted to local purchasing power and individual situations. Contact us for more information.

Upcoming trainings
Introduction to WAT Guiding
Online
Facilitating Meaningful Walks
Online
Advanced Guide Training
Online / Presential

What you get as a WAT Guide
Interested?
If this resonates but you have questions, we’d love to hear from you!


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