Training courses

Basic courses

The basics offer you the perfect introduction to the world of human design. You will learn how your type, your strategy and your inner authority can help you to make decisions in harmony with your energy. Immerse yourself in the fascinating mechanics of lines, circuits, channels and profiles and lay the foundation for your personal growth.

Level 1: Giving basic readings

In level 1 of the analyst training, you will deepen your knowledge of the core elements of Human Design. From the 64 gates and 384 lines to the planets and the mandala - this level lays the foundation for giving well-founded basic readings in combination with the keynoting techniques that are authentic for you. You will find your own approaches to conveying the four perspectives: Type & Strategy & Inner Authority, Areas of Definition, Pitfalls and Potential in Openness and Profile.

Stage 2: Incarnation crosses

Level 2 is dedicated to analyzing the incarnational crosses - the axes that determine your life journey. You will learn how these patterns can help you and your clients to overcome challenges and turning points. With practical applications you will deepen your understanding of the connection between design and life path.

Stage 3: Composites

In level 3, the focus is on analyzing partnerships and composites. You will learn how designs interact in relationships and how harmony or challenges arise. This level enables you to gain deeper insights into relationship dynamics and apply them in a practical way.

Level 4: Life cycles

Level 4 of the training deals with life cycles in Human Design. From Saturn to Uranus retrogrades, you will learn how cycles shape life and how you can use them in consultations to accompany people through decisive phases.

Live your design: the start of training

Your journey as a Human Design Coach begins with "Live Your Design". This foundation course introduces you to key concepts such as types, strategies, inner authorities and centers. It is designed to give you a practical understanding that you can use to analyze your own design as well as that of others.