Walter Carrington Educational Trust

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Privacy Notice

 

The Walter Carrington Educational Trust Ltd. collects the following information:

  • When you contact us by any means with queries, etc. we collect contact information such as name and the means of contact (telephone no., email address, address) you provide.
  • When you sign up to our email newsletter we collect name, email address and IP address. All our email newsletters come with a ‘unsubscribe’ facility and when you unsubscribe all such information is deleted.
  • When you engage with us on social media such as Facebook or Twitter. You can unsubscribe at any time from these and we do not keep any information.
  • When you make a purchase by email or in person and provide name and address and email address for the purpose of a receipt and/or delivery of goods (transaction-based data). Such information is part of our bookkeeping records which according to Company Act have to be kept for 10 years with our accounts. After 10 years these are destroyed. In the case of mail order we’ll need to share your name and address with a third party who is providing the delivery (e.g. Royal Mail, a courier).

 

Please note that if you pay by paypal we do not obtain or have access to any credit card details.

  • When you hire a room at our premises and provide name and address and email address for the purpose of a receipt and sign a contract for the hire of the room. Such information is part of our bookkeeping records which according to Company Act have to be kept for 10 years with our accounts. After 10 years these are destroyed.
  • When you book to attend an event or workshop which is organised by the Walter Carrington Educational Trust, for example an introductory class or teachers workshop. We collect only such information as is necessary to process the booking. For insurance purpose such information is kept for 8 years.
  • When you make a donation to the Walter Carrington Educational Trust Ltd. via Mydonate we keep information you provide for the purpose of making the donation such as name, address and comments. Please note that we do not obtain or have access to any credit card details. Such information is part of our bookkeeping records which according to Company Act have to be kept for 10 years with our accounts. After 10 years these are destroyed.
  • When you choose to complete any surveys we send you or make available on our websites, we collect the information you provide in the survey.
  • When you apply to join our teachers training course (the Constructive Teaching Centre) your application form and any further information you give us for the purpose of processing your application is kept for the duration of your training and for a further six months after having finished the teachers training course or having left the teachers training course (whichever is the sooner).
  • When you apply for a bursary, sponsored or free lessons and/or workshops, your application form and any further information you give us for the purpose of processing your application is kept:
  1. in the case of unsuccessful applications: for three months after deciding on applications.
  2. in the case of successful applications: for six months after having finished the course or course of lessons or having left the course or ceased the course (whichever is sooner).
  • When you qualify as a teacher from the Constructive Teaching Centre (CTC) you are invited to join our listing of CTC teachers on our website: www.constructiveteachingcentre.com. This contains your name and teaching contact details such as telephone number and address. You can opt out of this at any time, at which point such information is deleted.
  • When you contact us for any purpose not described above such as providing comments, making a complaint, etc., we collect the information you provide us for the purpose of responding to you.

 

Please note that when you visit any of our website we collect anonymised statistical data such as time of visit, duration of visit, which pages were visited, etc. No personal information is collected.

Please note that when booking private lessons taking place at our premises you are booking with a teacher and not with the Walter Carrington Educational Trust. Contact the teacher for any personal information they may hold on you.

 

The information is stored on password protected computers and/or lockable cabinets, and only staff has access to them. We do not share personal information with any third party except:

  • We may share information about fraudulent or potentially fraudulent activity in our premises or systems. This may include sharing data about individuals with law enforcement bodies.
  • We may also be required to disclose your personal data to the police or other enforcement, regulatory or Government body, in your country of origin or elsewhere, upon a valid request to do so. These requests are assessed on a case-by-case basis.

 

You have the right to request:

  • Access to the personal data we hold about you, free of charge in most cases.
  • The correction of your personal data when incorrect, out of date or incomplete.
  • That we stop using your personal data for direct marketing.

 

To ask for your information, please contact the Walter Carrington Educational Trust, Alexander Technique, 13 The Boulevard, Imperial Wharf, London SW6 2UB, or email constructiveteachingcentre@gmail.com. To ask for your teachers’ listing to be amended, please email us.

To protect the confidentiality of your information, we will ask you to verify your identity before proceeding with any request you make under this Privacy Notice. If you have authorised a third party to submit a request on your behalf, we will ask them to prove they have your permission to act.

 

The Walter Carrington Educational Trust Ltd. is a registered data controller with the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), registration no. Z1751055.

NEWS

The deadline for the next round of applications for teacher training at CTC is 15th June 2018.

How to apply.

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Scott Workman

Brigadier Scott Workman OBE  is a serving Army office currently working in the Ministry of Defence in the procurement and acquisition area. He has seen operational service in Northern Ireland, Africa, Iraq, Bosnia, Kosovo and Afghanistan. He is currently in his final year of service and taking Alexander Technique lessons. He has three children, and he is a keen offshore sailor.

Scott Workman

Brigadier Scott Workman OBE  is a serving Army office currently working in the Ministry of Defence in the procurement and acquisition area. He has seen operational service in Northern Ireland, Africa, Iraq, Bosnia, Kosovo and Afghanistan. He is currently in his final year of service and taking Alexander Technique lessons. He has three children, and he is a keen offshore sailor.

Christopher Carrington

Christopher is the eldest son of Dilys and Walter Carrington.  After leaving school in 1960, he joined the Royal Air Force as an officer cadet at the RAF College, Cranwell. He graduated as a pilot in 1963 and after several flying appointments, served in the Ministry of Defence and NATO Headquarters in Brussels.  After retiring from the RAF in 1991 he worked in London as financial controller and company secretary for a not-for-profit organisation.  In 2001, he ceased full-time employment to accompany his partner on her diplomatic appointments overseas. Now fully retired Christopher is living in west London.

James Rowsell

James, LLB Hons, is Barrister at Law. He has worked for a variety of Investment Banks as an equity financial analyst and salesman, and in a number of senior management roles for Paribas, James Capel (HSBC), Salomon Brothers, Citigroup, and Man Group. He recently retired as CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald in Europe. He is a pupil of the Alexander Technique.

Regina Stratil, administrator

Regina is the administrator of the Constructive Teaching Centre and the administrator the archives. She trained at the Alexander Technique Studio, London, and teaches at the Trust’s Alexander Technique Centre in Imperial Wharf, and at Student Central, former ULU building, in Bloomsbury.

Jean M. O. Fischer, centre manager

Jean is in charge of coordinating all activities at the centre and associated administration. He trained 1984-87 and did two post-graduate terms at Constructive Teaching Centre in 1988. He taught at the Alexander Technique Studio 1997-2012 and is currently teaching on the CTC training courses. He gives individual lessons at the Pimlico Centre for the Alexander Technique, London. Jean has annotated and edited books on the Alexander Technique, and is the publisher of books on the Technique under the Mouritz imprint. Jean is a previous Congress Director, STAT Council Member, and trustee of the FM Alexander Trust.

Gerald Foley

Gerald qualified as a civil engineering in 1957. He is author of The Energy Question (Penguin, 1976) and has written extensively on energy and environmental issues in the developing world. He taught at the Architectural Association School of Architecture, and has worked for the International Institute for Environment and Development and the Panos Institute. During the 1990s he carried out studies for the World Bank, EU, UN and other international agencies. He was chair of the Board of Trustees of the Panos Institute during the 1990s. He trained as a teacher of the Alexander Technique at the Constructive Teaching Centre and has been a visiting teacher at CTC since 2002.

Mary Anne Sutherland

Mary Anne graduated from the Courtauld Institute in 1968.  She then worked in the Editorial office of McKinsey.  After having two children she taught on the Christie’s Fine Arts Course, was a freelance lecturer in Art History and started and ran Art at Exhibition.  From 1983 she was a tutor at City and Guilds of London Art School.  She has also worked with asylum seekers for a human rights lawyer.  Mary Anne has been a pupil of the Alexander Technique with Ruth Murray at the Constructive Teaching Centre for three years.