• Community webinars where 100% of donations go towards student scholarships
• Workshops for all levels
• Certificate and Diploma programs 
• An option to audit any of our classes and skip the homework
• Instructors who are practicing professional astrologers (most with over 20 to 30 years of experience)

At Kepler, we now have two separate scholarship opportunities. The first has been ongoing for the past five years and its monies have come from varying contributions from people’s estates, donations during our webinars and fees for special scholarship events. Over the past year, this fund has helped as many as two dozen students per term. We are honored to name this fund after Maggie Nalbandian, one of Kepler’s original founders who unfortunately left us in 2015. The second is our diversity scholarship which provides an opportunity for tuition-free scholarships to those who are under-represented in astrology education programs and who could not financially afford the program without assistance.

If you are able to contribute towards our scholarship funds, please do so by clicking here. Any amount is appreciated. 

Do you have the ability to independently sponsor a diversity scholarship? A $1000/year tax-deductible scholarship given in your name would allow one student to complete a certificate program without financial worry. A monthly contribution is an easy way to show your ongoing support of a worthy student. Please email donna@keplercollege.org to make arrangements.  

Treat yourself to one or more of Kepler's intensive courses this year. Our globally recognized program is designed to ensure your money is well-spent. All of the courses in our certificate program provide personalized feedback and a clear, logical progression of material that ensures you have the best opportunity to learn what is being taught.

Anyone is welcome to sign up for a class, but if you want recognition for your work, you will need around eight hours per week to focus on your studies and complete assignments. 

All live classes are recorded as an MP4 and made available in your classroom within a few days of the meeting. 

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SPRING TERM - STARTS APRIL 5 

10 WEEK CLASSES START THIS WEEK

LATE REGISTRATION STILL AVAILABLE

 W101 Fundamentals 1: Introduction to Astrology
Instructors: Donna Young & Tamira McGillivray
Date: 10 weeks starting April 11
Time: 10:30 AM-12:30 PM Pacific

Students will learn the basics of astrological symbolism and how to apply that knowledge to chart interpretation. Read more / register

W102 Fundamentals 2: Interpretation Tools
Instructors: Carol Tebbs & Enid Newberg
Date: 10 weeks starting April 11
Time: 8 - 10 AM Pacific

Move beyond the basics of interpreting planets, signs, houses and aspects to identify how these components are uniquely modified in each individual chart. Read more / register

W103 Fundamentals 3: Building Delineation
Instructors: Karen McCauley & Inga Thornell
Date: 10 weeks starting April 10
Time: 9 - 11:00 Pacific

W103 focuses on building students' ability to interpret a chart, as well as adding additional techniques to help hone their understanding. Read more / register

W104 Fundamentals 4: Natal Practicum
Instructors: Karen McCauley & Inga Thornell
Date: 10 weeks starting April 11
Time: 9 - 11 AM Pacific

In this practicum, students will work with various ways to enter and explore natal charts depending on the questions that clients present. Read more / register

W110 Predicting Major Life Circumstances
Instructor: Carol Tebbs 
Date: 10 weeks starting April 10
Time: 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM Pacific

The flowering of the natal chart promise. This course covers eclipses, various progressions, and solar arc directions to bring the unfolding of the year, month and week into focus.  Read more / register

W111A Advanced Predictive Techniques
Instructors: Carol Tebbs 
Date: 5 weeks starting April 10
Time: 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM Pacific

W111A introduces the solar return, midpoints, and the 90-degree dial to unfold the promise of the natal chart, as well as using movement in a larger context in electing a good time for an event and seeing the world with mundane predictive techniques like the Aries ingress and the synodic cycles of outer planets. Read more / register

E301A Modern Astrology's Heritage
Instructor: Inga Thornell
Date: 5 weeks starting April 8
Time: 5:00 - 7:00 PM Pacific

This class offers a survey of the history of astrology from the late Renaissance to modern times, primarily in the West. Read more / register

M100 Chart Construction
Instructor: Enid Newberg
Date: 10 weeks starting April 11
Time: 1:30 - 3:00 PM Pacific

This course walks you step-by-step through the process of constructing an astrological chart. Read more / register

WR201 Counseling Issues in Astrology
Instructor: Karen McCauley
Date: 10 weeks starting April 10
Time: 9 - 11 AM Pacific

In this course, students will be introduced to considerations involved in astrological counseling as a profession, and to the process of working on communication issues with clients, including organizing a session, delivering content, ethical issues and referral strategies. Read more / register

CS205A Beginning Horary Astrology
Instructor: Nina Gryphon
Date: 5 weeks starting April 10
Time: 9 - 11 AM Pacific

E513A Introduction to Uranian Astrology
Instructor: Madalyn Hillis Dineen
Date: 5 weeks starting April 10
Time: 9 - 11 AM Pacific

This mini-course provides an overview of the system, touching on the main aspects of Uranian astrology. Read more / register

E520A Astrologies of The Soul: Foundations of Character
Instructors: Joseph Crane & Enid Newberg
Date: 5 weeks starting May 4
Time: 5:00 - 7:00 PM Pacific

Students will explore ideas about the subtle body and the chakras as well as soul as our energetic presence that manifests in how we live our life. Moving through the centuries, students will see how these concepts are still present in our ideas about a person’s character as well as in psychology and astrological interpretation. Read more / register

PD102A Public Speaking for Astrologers
Instructor: April Elliott Kent
Date: 5 weeks starting April 24
Time: 10 AM - 12:00 PM Pacific

In this course, we’ll cover effective strategies outlining main points; preparing material, including visual aids and handouts; presentation skills; and professionalism in speaking environments. This will allow you to be able to deliver effective, targeted presentations that are suited to the time allotted and appropriate for the needs of a particular audience. Read more / register

W153A The Cycle of the Year
Instructor: Charlie Obert
Date: 5 weeks starting April 25
Time: 9 - 11 AM Pacific

Traditional astrology offers a particularly effective system of forecasting that combines techniques to help you prepare for the future and understand the past. This system is known as the Cycle or Turning of the Year. Read more / register

PD101A Marketing Your Astrology Business
Instructors: Kimberlee Jones and Janet Matiisen
5-week course begins May 15, 2021
Time: 11:30 am to 1:30 pm Pacific

Marketing is key to your successful astrological practice! Discover the strategies to propel your business to the next level. Read more / register

W113A Practicum Forecasting for Clients
Instructors: Tamira McGillivray & Kenneth Miller
Date: 5 weeks starting May 15
Time: 9:30 - 11:30 AM Pacific

This course helps the student better understand how to answer specific questions by selecting appropriate methods for moving the chart that reflect the issue at hand. Read more / register

E260 Mesoamerican Astrology
Instructor:  Bruce Scofield

An overview of the Maya, Aztec and other mesoamerican culture - their creation myths as well as day signs, long count, and interpretive techniques.Read more / register

E300 Astrological Heritage
Instructor: Inga Thornell

Examine the origins of astrology,  its relationship between the history of science and religion, philosophy and mythology and more.Read more / register

E400 Astronomy for Astrologers
Instructor: Bruce Scofield

Through a basic introduction to astronomy, develop a solid understanding of how astronomers in ancient cultures mapped out the sky.Read more / register

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Kepler College is a non-profit 503c3 corporation. We gladly accept donations that help our community webinar program, help us continue to build affordable educational offerings for astrologers. More information

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