Foundation Studies in Anthroposophy – Encounter Program

Encountering anthroposophy can be challenging. Envigorate your experience by sharing it with others.

This program meets once per week throughout the school year and gives you an in-depth experience through lectures, discussions, and artistic activities. The program encourages you to grow in knowledge and understanding with others as you work with a well-qualified and diverse faculty.

You Will:

• Explore a systematic path through the basic ideas of anthroposophy.
• Learn through artistic activities: eurythmy, painting, clay, and drawing.
• Enjoy the satisfaction of meeting fellow students and exploring new ideas with them.
• Study the rhythms and meaning in your own biography and destiny.
• See anthroposophy in action at a Waldorf school and a biodynamic farm.
• Develop a sense for the spiritual reality that points to meaning and purpose in our complex world.

Encounter Program Locations, Dates and Times for 2025-26

All locations are in Ontario, Canada

• Burlington – Halton Waldorf School, Wednesdays, 8:30 am – 12:30 pm, September 17, 2025 to June 3, 2026
• Thornhill – location to be announced, Saturdays, 9:00 am – 1:00 pm, September 20, 2025 to May 30, 2026

Tuition Fee $1,975 CAD

Choose one of the following options to register:

FS Encounter Registration Form (one payment of $1,975)

FS Encounter Registration Form (three monthly payments of $658.33)

“Whatever you can do or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, power and magic in it. Begin it now.” — Goethe

As the world becomes more complex, how can we find connection to the ground under our feet and the star of destiny that would guide us?

As our lives become more detached, how can we find connection to each other and a sense of purpose in our work?

Come and join us on this journey through anthroposophy together. It will call on your head, heart and hands. It will challenge and enliven you, and like all good journeys, it will leave you changed by the experience.

“For me, the course opened up a whole new way of learning. As a lawyer, I’m used to reading, analyzing, and writing. Suddenly, I found myself with clay under my fingernails, paint on my hands, and music in my head. Each week I learned something new, and honestly, what better gift can you give yourself than that?” Samil

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This program does not require approval under the Ontario Career Colleges Act, 2005.