How much does Waldorf teacher training cost?

Costs vary but you can expect to spend about $17,000 for a two-year, low-residential program. I had to get pretty creative with paying for my training. In fact, when I first enrolled, I was uncertain about whether I wanted to pursue Waldorf teacher training and I had also enrolled in a traditional Master’s program.

How many Steiner schools are there in NZ?

10 schools
According to the Federation of Rudolf Steiner Schools in New Zealand, there are 10 schools and 24 kindergartens currently operating in New Zealand. Eight out of the 10 schools are state-registered.

How do I become a Waldorf teacher?

To become a Waldorf teacher requires special training — first in Foundation Studies in Anthroposophy and the Arts; then in early childhood, elementary, or high school Waldorf teacher training; finally in ongoing Waldorf refresher courses.

Is the Certificate of Steiner education in New Zealand?

The New Zealand Certificate of Steiner Education (CSE) is a regulated and fully accredited NZQA secondary qualification in New Zealand, listed on the New Zealand Qualification Framework since 2010.

What was the purpose of the Steiner School?

Steiner/Waldorf education emphasises respect, reverence and wonder for nature and for human existence. The purpose of Steiner/Waldorf education is to strengthen the child to meet, not only the challenges of school, but those of life. Rudolf Steiner education is an international movement, founded in 1919.

Where can I go to school with Rudolf Steiner?

The Auckland University of Technology (AUT) offers a 3 year Bachelor of Education (Steiner) in both Early Childhood and Primary. The Federation of Rudolf Steiner Waldorf Schools in New Zealand has developed a part time 2 year In Service “Certificate of Rudolf Steiner Education” for practising teachers which is taught at Taruna.

Where can I go to school to become a Steiner teacher?

We believe that teaching is an Art form that elevates our vocation into something very meaningful. Trained teachers with a Bachelor of Education, or with a post graduate diploma, or untrained teachers can enrol in a one or two-year course at Taruna in Hawke’s Bay, the country’s only dedicated Steiner Training institute.