Are you looking
for inspiration
for your teaching
or parenting?
Would you like to
play and exercise
your imagination
through the arts?
Do you seek a
deeper knowing of
what it means to
be truly human?
If so, see our...
NEW WEFT
WORKSHOPS
FOR 2009

For the latest Three-Year Certification program information, contact:

Michael Imes
W275 N1204 Spring Hill Drive Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-524-2124

Or Email: Michael
mimes17@hotmail.com

For information on the latest Waldorf Enrichment and other adult education programs,
Phone:
Lori Barian
262-642-9672
Or Email: Lori
lori.nelona@centurytel.net

"Receive the child with reverence,
Educate him with love,
Relinquish him in freedom."
                                — Rudolf Steiner
 
 
Great Lakes Teacher Training, Inc. shall encourage broad public support and participation in its management and activities, and shall not discriminate in any manner whatsoever against any person on the basis of race, nationality, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age, or mental or physical handicap or disability in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and other programs. As much as possible, the corporation should reflect the diversity and composition of the communities it serves, and minorities and under represented groups shall be encouraged to participate in all aspects of the corporation's management and activities.
Mission Statement & Purpose
Great Lakes Teacher Training offers Waldorf teacher training and anthroposophically-based adult enrichment opportunities to cultivate the capacities in the individual that facilitate social renewal.

The training integrates studies in Waldorf pedagogy and child development with philosophical foundation studies in Anthroposophy. Active, hands-on work in artistic areas supports the inner-deepening growth of self-knowledge and schooling of perception essential for the Waldorf teacher.

Great Lakes Teacher Training is an (AWSNA) Association of Waldorf Schools of North America "Developing Institute", offering a three-year (part-time), 30-credit Waldorf Teaching Certification. We also partner with Mount Mary College to offer a Masters Degree in Education with a Waldorf emphasis. We were established in 2001 in response to the need, both locally and nationally, for well-trained Waldorf teachers. As an organization, we value:

  • Waldorf education and its mission of social renewal
  • the work of Rudolf Steiner
  • warm and respectful interactions
  • excellence and integrity
  • community
  • the individual
  • creativity
  • spiritual guidance
  • growth and development toward responsible freedom

Mount Mary Masters in Education Program (39 cr. hrs.)
Through a combination of 3 summer intensives, 3 fall term evening courses, 1 spring term evening course and 2 spring term independent study courses, candidates can complete the sequence of courses required for a Masters in Education with a Waldorf Teaching Certification. (30 cr. Waldorf Teacher Training courses and 9 cr. mainstream education courses).

Scholarships
Great Lakes Teacher Training students qualify for scholarships through the Association of Waldorf Schools in America (AWSNA) Loan-to-Grant Program after they have completed their first year of training.

Register Now for Summer 2009 Waldorf Certification Credit Courses

 

 
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