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Teacher Training – Welcome

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Graduation

Each year graduates leave the Centre for Creative Education, qualification in hand, intent on making a difference in their local community, at the primary school level. Some will find a professional home in a public school setting, while others may teach at one of more than 15 Waldorf primary schools throughout the country.

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Since our beginning in 1993, more than 115 women and men graduates have completed a formal qualification in teacher training. We are proud of our graduates and invite you to consider joining with us on this path of teaching as a vocation.

We are committed to offering quality instruction and are the only fully-accredited, independent, non-government primary school teacher education institution in the entire country. Our low student-to-teacher ratio allows for more personalized attention. Graduates give a resounding thumbs up to the teaching staff. Meet the lecturers...

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A Creative & Integrative Approach to Teacher Training

Our society needs creative and inspiring teachers to guide and develop a new generation of children. Education can do this, if teachers are equipped with new ways of involving children in the process of learning.

Our teacher-training programmes aim to develop you as an all-round, well integrated person, skilled in designing effective learning programmes using imagination and creativity, movement, music, drawing, painting, clay, drama, poetry and a wide range of crafts (no previous experience needed!).

The training programme is based on the Waldorf/Steiner educational approach, in which a detailed study of child development ensures reaching children at every age, integrating heart, mind and motivation. Download a more detailed overview (PDF document, 4 pages, 98kb).

In addition to teacher training for children ages 7 - 14, we offer courses for careers in early childhood development, and an art of movement called eurythmy.

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