Certificate in Waldorf Elementary Education
Location: AU New England
Credits for Degree: 28 semester credits
Standard Mode of Instruction: Low Residency
Standard time to completion: 20 months (Flexible & Regular) or 24 months (NE Regional)
Summer Sequence Flexible Program Overview
The Certificate in Waldorf Elementary Education (Summer Sequence Flexible Program) is designed for students who are eligible for 7 credits of advanced standing (usually based on completion of the Building Bridges Program). Students begin their Antioch program in the fall, and complete their certificate in 4 semesters. There is no residency requirement for either Fall I or Fall II, as Fall I is an independent research project with limited online sessions, and Fall II is fulfilled by the student’s internship or practicum, accompanied by an online professional seminar. The one spring semester is fulfilled by a combination of in-person and online classes, often offered at a site convenient for each cohort. The one summer semester is held in-person with limited online sessions.
This option is available to experienced teachers who would like training in the Waldorf approach to education without acquiring the M.Ed. degree.
Summer Sequence Regular Program Overview
The Certificate in Waldorf Elementary Education (Summer Sequence Regular Program) starts in the summer and is designed to be completed in 3 summer semesters and 2 spring semesters. This option is available to experienced teachers who would like training in the Waldorf approach to education without acquiring the M.Ed. degree.
Northeast Regional Program Overview
The Certificate in Waldorf Elementary Education (Northeast Regional Program) starts in the summer and is designed to be completed in 2 full academic years (6 consecutive semesters). Both Summer I and Summer II sessions are held in-person with limited online sessions. Both Fall I and Fall II schedules consist of 5 weekend intensives (3 in-person, and 2 online). There is no residency requirement for either Spring I or Spring II, as Spring I is an independent research project with limited online sessions, and Spring II is fulfilled by the student’s internship or practicum, accompanied by an online professional seminar.
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