Sat, Jan 24
|KMCC - Oak Park
Teaching Skills Workshop
Motivated by his unconditional compassion, Buddha gave Dharma teachings as an effective method to stop suffering for others. Out of compassion for others, we can follow in Buddha's footsteps by becoming qualified Dharma teachers and helping others put an end to their suffering.
Time & Location
Jan 24, 2026, 10:30 AM – 3:30 PM
KMCC - Oak Park, 13 Harrison St, Oak Park, IL 60304, USA
Details
Buddha's teachings are called Dharma, which means "supreme protection for the mind." When we put Buddha's teachings, Dharma, into practice, our mind gradually becomes protected from suffering, until eventually we attain the supreme happiness and freedom from suffering, called Enlightenment. Motivated by his unconditional compassion, Buddha gave Dharma teachings as an effective method to stop suffering for others.
Out of compassion for others, we ourself can follow in Buddha's footsteps by becoming qualified Dharma teachers and helping others put an end to their suffering.
This annual workshop is open to:
any current student who is interested in becoming a Kadampa Dharma teacher
all current Kadampa Dharma teachers interested in improving their teaching skills
This workshop will include practical guidance, sample teachings and feedback, and group discussion.
No previous teaching experience is necessary, and absolutely all current students are welcome to attend.
SCHEDULE
10:30 - 12:30pm: Session 1
lunch break
1:30 - 3:30pm: Session 2
TEACHER
Resident Teacher Gen Kelsang Zamling
BOOKS & MATERIALS
The following book(s) will be referenced. If you'd like to follow along, you can purchase copies from our bookstore or by clicking the book title.
COST
FREE
LIVESTREAMING
This in-person event is also available by livestream for monthly members. Register through the Livestreaming for Members page. Not a member? Learn more about our membership options here.
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Jan 24 RSVP
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