“In Focus” – a full-time post – graduate programme:

Artistic / pedagogical year – new intake September 2026

This course is for people who hold a fully recognised diploma in Eurythmy. 

The course builds on the skills and knowledge acquired in the basic 4-year full time training. It is designed to give a firm grounding in eurythmy pedagogy and in stage eurythmy, allowing participants’ skills to mature, and to become confident independent artists and educators.  

The course aims to equip future eurythmy teachers with the skills to bring well-crafted and high quality eurythmy teaching into Waldorf schools and to enable the further development of performance skills to show-case eurythmy in a variety of contexts. 

Course participants will gain tools to create artistic programmes of their own and to prepare them for creative work with future colleagues and/or with the children they teach.  

Piloted in 2025, this ‘one-of-a-kind’ programme offers intensive artistic work, combined with practice -oriented eurythmy pedagogy instruction, designed to empower future eurythmy teachers with the skill to contribute creatively and pedagogically to the artistic life of their community or school, on the background of child development and the Waldorf curriculum.

Students will be able to see the process of a stage performance through from conception to performance. Many of the aspects listed above (and more) are incorporated in the natural process of creating a good lesson or stage performance.

Course overview: Child development, Waldorf curriculum Kg to cl.12, Waldorf eurythmy curriculum Kg to cl.12, Lesson structure and flow, Pedagogical methods/teaching skills and classroom management, Developing artistic programmes for different audiences, Become independent in shaping the individual pieces and take charge of their own learning, Group and solo work, Artistic experimentation, Developing characters through movement.

Cost: £4,500 / Scholarship/Bursary opportunities available through dedicated third-party organisations for those wishing to train and work as eurythmists– please inquire.

Dates in 2026 / 2027: Autumn term: 14 September – 11 December (Half term week: 26 – 30 October) / Spring term: 11 January – 26 March (Half term week: 15 – 19 February) / Summer term: 19 April – 9 July (Half term week: 31 May – 4 June).

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Book a conversation with tutors to explore the possibilities available to you. Contact Sigune Brinch at: sigune.brinch@eurythmyuk.org

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