Online Workshops
Interactive, engaging workshops to enhance your astrological practice
How does it work?
Our Online Workshops provide a unique opportunity to deepen your astrological knowledge in an interactive and flexible format. Whether you’re a current Faculty student or a guest looking to dip your toes into the Faculty experience, these workshops offer small-group learning with expert tutors.
What to expect
Our online workshops are designed to provide enriching, focused learning experiences. Each workshop typically consists of three 2-hour live sessions held over a weekend, allowing for concentrated study while fitting around your busy schedule. These sessions are not recorded, so you can be present, engage in real-time discussions, and benefit from a fully interactive learning environment. This approach nurtures a deep and immediate connection with both the subject and the Faculty community.
Who can join?
Some of our workshops are exclusive to Faculty students, providing a more advanced level of learning for those already enrolled in our courses. However, we also offer select workshops open to non-Faculty students, perfect for those wanting to experience the Faculty’s teaching style without a long-term commitment. Prior astrological knowledge is required, and prerequisites are specified for each workshop.
How to enrol
Before booking, please review our Conditions of Enrolment to ensure you meet the requirements for your chosen workshop. Each workshop has limited availability, so we recommend booking early to secure your place.
Foundation Practice Workshop
BEGINNER LEVEL
This workshop is organized in three hands-on sessions. It will guide you through synthesizing complex astrological data into meaningful interpretations, all within a supportive learning environment.
Session 1: Overview and Hierarchy of astrological factors
We’ll start by revisiting essential tools that we can use in our interpretations: chart balance and planetary distributions to aspect patterns, dignities, and lunation types. We’ll then immediately put these concepts to work, applying them to a real-world, unpublished chart presented by the tutor. Collaborating in small groups, you’ll begin the process of dissecting the chart’s core elements and identifying key areas for focus. You’ll receive some homework to help you prepare for the next session and make the most of it.
The objective of the first session is for you to understand what are the main astrological factors to take into account in your final interpretation and how to interpret them.
Session 2: Exploring Planetary Potential
This session goes right to the heart of the chart: the planets. We’ll explore their natal condition – what are they expressing? What are their core motivations? And most of all, how do they interact with each other as a whole? This is an opportunity to deepen the understanding of the chart and find all the necessary details to comprehend its inner dynamics. With this information, we will be equipped to prepare a full interpretation. Again, you will given some small bits of homework so that you can prepare for the third and final session.
The objective of this second session is to enable you to scrutinise each astrological factor to get as much information as possible.
Session 3: Weaving the Threads – Synthesis and Structure
In our final session, we’ll focus on synthesis – bringing together all of the information we’ve uncovered. We’ll explore practical methodologies for structuring a report, focusing on two key approaches: identifying life themes or examining specific life areas. You’ll practice finding the relevant astrological significators for each theme/life area and learning effective ways to articulate your interpretive findings.
The objective of this final session is to learn how to synthesize what you have discovered about the chart.
Some details about this workshop to bear in mind:
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- Our Perspective: We’ll be working within the Faculty’s established approach, which is psychological, non-deterministic, and focuses on exploring potential rather than fixed predictions.
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- Hands-On Focus: This is primarily a practical workshop. Expect active engagement and direct application of concepts with live guidance from your Faculty tutor.
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- Who Should Attend? While completion of Modules 1-3 isn’t mandatory, a solid working knowledge of the basics (planets, signs, houses, aspects) is essential for participation.
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- This is an interactive workshop: The sessions will not be recorded. You are expected to attend live with your camera and mic open to participate and engage with the rest of the participants and your tutor.
Details
Tutor: Alejo López
Dates:
Three Wednesdays
6.30–8.30pm GMT
9th July
16th July
23rd July
6 hours participation
Cost: £150
Forecasting Practice Workshop
INTERMEDIATE LEVEL
In this series of three workshops, we’ll practice forecast interpretation, thinking about not just how we gather and interpret the data we have, but also how to prioritise and weight that data. We’ll consider the symbolism, the timing and also the unique information offered by each forecast technique, and also ways to bring them together to form a coherent forecasting picture. We’ll have plenty of discussion and practice and an opportunity for each student to share their own work. If you’re working towards the Intermediate exam, these workshops will give you a chance to consider the process of preparing a forecast and to practise and refine your techniques.
Details
Tutor: Lisa Stockley
Dates:
Three Thursdays
6.30–8.30pm GMT
3rd July
10th July
17th July
6 hours participation
Cost: £170