Enquire now for 2023
If you are interested in becoming a Steiner teacher (primary, early childhood or high school), we have new courses which offer a combination of online and in-person part-time training. Get in touch to find out more and to discuss enrolment options.
Teacher training courses become more accessible
The College has responded to the changing landscape of Teacher Education by providing easier access to courses in regional centres. Teachers and schools around the country can now participate in collaborative TEACHER TRAINING HUBS located in their own school or region… [Read More]
The Wisdom of Fairytales – Workshop for Parents, Carers and Educators!
Explore the wisdom that lives in Fairytales with Bec Whitcombe, along with wet felting and Eurythmy with Adam Chan.
Space is limited, so please book early!
Saturday 23 July 2022.
High School Teaching Foundation Course
Inquiries are open for High School Teaching Foundation Course 2023.
To all our school colleagues around the country, we invite you to join us in a collaborative initiative, providing more opportunities for accessibility to teacher training, and strengthening this educational stream within our broader communities.
You can hear one of our wonderful tutors, Dr Fiona Campbell, in an ABC interview discussing her own Artistic practice based on Anthroposophical principles.
A special set of video clips of our Tutors in action
Available now till the end of August
Watch ONE or all FOUR – max 30 mins each
Here Meg Quinlisk talks to us about her own life story and the focus of her upcoming double weekend biography workshop, Explore your Life Story.
Amanda lives in the charming village of Olinda in the Dandenong Ranges in Victoria. With the Sydney Rudolf Steiner College since 2018, she has already completed the Foundation Course in Rudolf Steiner Early Childhood Education by Distance and is now enrolled in the Certificate Course in Rudolf Steiner Early Childhood Education. Amanda’s dream is to open a Steiner-inspired family day care in Olinda in 2020. Here she talks with the College about her journey so far.
In many ancient cultures, (Hebrew, Persian, Greek and Chinese to name a few) spring cleaning or pre-New Year cleaning are rituals established to cleanse the whole house of undesirable influences and to prepare the house and family for an auspicious future.
Classroom management can be the most challenging part of a teacher’s life. It is also the cornerstone of effective teaching. To gain the most enjoyment, engagement and focus in each lesson and to foster positive
relationships with students, teachers require practical tools and support.