Jointly delivered with Bath Spa University and accredited by Waldorf UK, the PGDip fits around working life with Tuesday evening online study and two in-person retreats. A limited number of bursaries are available for eligible applicants.
If you’re a qualified teacher with Qualified Teacher Status (QTS or int. equivalent) then we strongly encourage you to book a short discovery call.
These calls last up to 30 minutes, and are a great opportunity for you to talk through the application process, bursary support and the next steps towards joining the PGDip.
Places on each cohort are limited, so we encourage prospective applicants to book early.
“I was finding I couldn’t build the relationships with the children that I really felt like they needed…it was quite nice in the course to pause and have the opportunity to reflect, write about, and share our thoughts as a group. It felt like a very safe space…So, I am now a Waldorf teacher… and have recently taken on the role of curriculum lead”
2022/23 alumna
Martha
This internationally-recognised Postgraduate Diploma combines academic rigour with embodied practice, helping teachers deepen their Waldorf pedagogy, develop creative curriculum skills, and grow confidence in the classroom.
The course fees for the September 2026 cohort are as follows:
UK Students – £4,700
International Students – £7,378
Financial Support
We offer a limited number of bursaries to help eligible applicants access the PGDip – ask about our bursary when you enquire.
The PGDip is designed to fit alongside your teaching career, with Tuesday evening online sessions (16:30–19:30 UK time) and two in-person Landcraft Retreats in Herefordshire.
The course includes two modules, with 8 online sessions in each. Module 1 begins on 22 September 2026 and Module 2 begins on 19 February 2027. The two compulsory retreats take place on 23–25 October 2026 and 5–7 March 2027.
This course is open to all qualified teachers with QTS or an international equivalent.
Modules are taught through online lectures, seminars and tutorials, with individual tutorial support and space for creative, reflective practice.
Module 1 starts on Tuesday 22 September 2026
Module 2 on Tuesday 19 February 2027
Book a short discovery call to discuss the application process, bursary support and the next steps towards joining the next PGDip cohort, while places remain.