Workshops
Live online. Your child works alone for most of it, you join near the end to see the result, and the last stretch is yours to decide what comes next.
No workshops are on the calendar yet.
Dates go up here on the sitting's own clock, with its offset from GMT beside it and — where your browser names your zone — the same sitting in your local time. Nothing is scheduled at the moment.
For parents
The same three-hour format, for you rather than your child: the workshop your child sits, called a seminar when the room is parents. A home run on dharma (the duties and habits a family keeps) is built by the people running it.
When a date is set
Each sitting is written on its own clock, with that clock’s offset from GMT beside it, and where your browser names your zone, the same sitting again in your own local time.
No parent seminars are on the calendar yet.
A seminar is one sitting on one evening, and none is on the calendar today. When one is scheduled it appears here, with its date and the hours it runs.
One sitting, or week after week.
A workshop is three hours on one evening. A course is the months after it: the same teachers, week after week. Both are taught live from Braj.
Whether you need to be in the room, what a sitting needs at your end and how the hours work from abroad are answered on every workshop’s own page, under Questions parents ask.
