Foundation Studies in Anthroposophy | Essential Preparation for Waldorf Teacher Training
Plowshare Lifesharing Community
Community Fellowship in Inclusive Social Development
Greenfield, NH Campus of the Camphill Academy
Applications are now being accepted for the 2025-26 academic year, which begins in late August. Fellows receive paid tuition, health insurance, a monthly stipend, and coverage of basic living needs.
Are you:
Searching for a meaningful life experience while earning debt-free college credit?
Seeking to learn practical skills in sustainable living?
Looking to gain tools for conscious living in the modern world?
Wishing to complete a strong Foundation Studies Year in Anthroposophy as preparation for Waldorf teacher training?
Plowshare Farm, a spiritually-striving intentional community based on the insights of Rudolf Steiner and Karl Koenig, offers a yearlong experiential learning opportunity in living in balance with the earth and sharing life with others, including those with developmental disabilities.
As a student, you will:
Hone the creative skills and personal dispositions to develop a biographically-informed understanding of the human being.
Unfold an understanding of human development through an anthroposophic lens by engaging with a multi-disciplinary curriculum (drawing from education, psychology, the arts, contemplative practice, community building, and more).
Gain lasting insights from one of the greatest teachers — the experience of living and serving in an inclusive community.
Plowshare Academy Program Brochure
The Camphill Academy is a fully accredited higher education institute. The first year yields a Goetheanum-certified Foundation Studies certificate, an essential first step toward Waldorf teacher training, and up to 22 transferable college credits. Learn more at: www.camphill.edu
For more information, contact academy@plowshare.org.