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Comparing Handwork Teacher Training Programs

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When I read school sites and blogs, I only find handwork teachers who have been through Threefold (was w/Sunbridge) and no one who has been to Rudolf Steiner College for handwork teacher training.

Does anyone have experience with Rudolf Steiner College versus Threefold or know someone who does? What are the differences? Are they both basics to start you off or is one program more for those already teaching etc??

THANKS!!!
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Anyone? Anyone? Thanks in advance!

post #3 of 6
I can't help you, but you did get me to spend an hour on Steiner College's website, dreaming of becoming a handwork teacher. (The only job I think I could ever do, haha.)
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I know this is a very old thread but I wonder if you ever decided on a program, Wendy? I am also debating between the two programs and intend to start this year.

 

Best wishes!

 

emily

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Originally Posted by lunabellamama View Post

I know this is a very old thread but I wonder if you ever decided on a program, Wendy?

No, Emily. I never heard from anyone about the programs, and I haven't made a decision yet. I am graduating with my BS in May, so I'll be considering everything more seriously then. Let me know how it goes wherever you end up!

 

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I started this thread over a year ago, and I was hoping some newbies might have something to add?? I've recently resigned from teaching preschool (perhaps only briefly), and I'm yearning for a change.

 

Rudolf Steiner College starts a new handwork training cycle this year, but Threefold's isn't until next year. So, I'm researching!!

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