Waldorf Programs
Opportunities to begin or further your career with Waldorf Education
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The Waldorf Teacher Education program at Antioch University has been aligned with the social justice mission of Antioch for over 40 years!
Features of the Antioch Teacher Education low-residency programs:
Earn a graduate certificate in Waldorf Education recognized by the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America (AWSNA)•Earn an M.Ed. from a fully-accredited, nonprofit university
Prepare to teach in independent as well as charter/public Waldorf schools
Live in your community and attend summer residencies in NH
Enjoy a 10% discount if three or more attend from the same school or district
Continue your studies with an EdD in Educational and Professional Practice with a specialization in Waldorf Education
More information about our programs below.
Please also take a look at the Summer Residency, Admissions and Financial Aid pages.
Your full-time Waldorf Faculty,
Carla, Karine, and Torin
Summer 2026 Wilton Residency Dates:
First and Second Year Summer Sequence
First Summer Synchronous Online Classes June 22 - June 26
In Person Residency July 11 - July 26
Third Year Summer Sequence
July 5 - July 26
Why Waldorf Education?
Why Waldorf Education?
What does the future of education look like? Standing on a 100 year foundation, Waldorf Education leads the way in differentiating between building skills and building capacities. When considering what students will need for the future, the curriculum is carefully considered and ever evolving to adapt to the world around us and take into consideration the whole human being. Continue exploring Waldorf Education through the additional resources below
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