Emerson College is undergoing a major transformation, becoming a part of a new and wider initiative, expanding and extending its work in adult education

Seven-stage Flowform

 The re-structured Emerson College is at the heart of the new initiative. The portfolio of courses currently consists of part-time courses and full-time courses in several domains: biodynamic agriculture, storytelling, visual arts and sculpture.

Some courses are still recruiting for September 2010: see the full-time course programme!
We also invite you to see the short course and weekend course programme for the new term

For further information about the courses and for registration,
please visit the respective sections:

Biodynamic Organic Agriculture and Horticulture courses:
Biodynamic Agricultural College
www.bdacollege.org.uk

Storytelling courses
www.schoolofstorytelling.com

Foundation Year in Anthroposophy through Visual Arts, Visual Arts and Sculpture courses:
www.emersonvisualarts.com

Part-time Waldorf Education course: the West of England Steiner Teacher Training (WESTT).
In 2010-2011, this course will be in Stroud (Gloucerstershire) only.
www.westt.org.uk

Part-time Biographical Counselling Training
www.biographywork.org

Clowning short courses and part-time training
www.nosetonose.info

 

You will find general information about the campus, and aspects of teaching and daily life in the section 'About Emerson College'.


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Involvement

Emerson Village welcomes new ideas and initiatives, including involvement in an eco housing scheme, proposals for activities which fit with our basic principles, help with fund raising, membership of a circle of support – see Involvement.

Opening celebration and fund raising event

Emerson College in its old form closed down in Lent on 27 March and was re-opened on 9 April during Easter 2010.  A festival and fund raising event to celebrate the New Emerson will be held on on Easter Monday 2011, 25 April, and will be preceded by an Easter conference.  Further details to follow.