Certificate in Waldorf Education, Transdisciplinary Focus on Healing Education

Enlighten. Inspire. Effectively educate.

Waldorf schools are inherently self-administered with decisions made on-site by faculty, staff, and trustees. This allows for a truly fluid educational experience; child-centered and responsive to the changing needs of the student. Our Waldorf certifications will train you in theory and methodology while simultaneously incorporating hands-on opportunities and experiential learning. This approach enhances your ability to make an immediate impact on the educational experience of your students. Become a part of this revolutionary shift in how educators are teaching, inspiring, and encouraging the next generation of learners.

This certificate is offered by AU New England

Program Overview

This advanced-level MEd program with a transdisciplinary focus on healing education is offered by the Waldorf Program of Antioch University New England in collaboration with Camphill Academy. It brings together experienced anthroposophic practitioners from various disciplines, united by the striving to work out of healing impulses in lifespan development.

This program was designed for:

• Class and subject teachers, early childhood teachers, high school teachers, extra-lesson teachers, and other therapeutic-oriented professionals
• Adult and core group educators
• Therapists, social therapists, and therapeutic community builders
• Biographical counselors
• Physicians
• Nurses
• Anthroposophic professionals in related fields

Degree Requirements

Requirements

This is a 32 credit certificate program.

Course Sequence:

Summer 2016 (4 weeks):

• Renewal Institute 1
• Research 2
• Speech 3
• Eurythmy 3
• Evolving Consciousness
• Transdisciplinary Learning
• Human Development 2

Fall 2016

• Practicum>
• Contemplative Inquiry

Spring 2017

• Education for Social Renewal (online)>

Summer 2017 (4 weeks)

• Renewal Institute 2
• Research 3
• Foundations 2
• Painting 3
• Music Curriculum
• Adolescent
• Today’s Child

Fall 2017

• Master’s Project

Prerequisites

5-7 years of professional experience with a practice based on anthroposophic foundations OR completion of a four-year program of the Camphill Academy (Enrollment concurrent with the advanced level of a Camphill Academy program may be considered in exceptional cases.)

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