Astrologer Course

Lesson 1 • Introduction to Astrological Symbolism

Teaches glyphs, symbolic language, and the principle of correspondence used throughout astrology. Prepares students to read chart symbols fluently.

Lesson 2 • History and Philosophy of Astrology

Traces astrology from ancient Mesopotamia through Hellenistic, medieval, and modern periods. Establishes the philosophical basis that underpins all chart interpretation.

Lesson 3 • The Ten Planets and Luminaries

Covers the Sun, Moon, and eight planets as astrological archetypes with distinct drives and functions. Connects each body to the signs it rules.

Lesson 4 • The Twelve Zodiac Signs

Introduces each sign's element, modality, polarity, and core symbolism. Students gain the vocabulary to describe sign energies in practical readings.

Lesson 1 • Placing Planets in the Chart

Demonstrates how to locate planetary positions using an ephemeris and place them in the correct houses. Builds the manual calculation skill that deepens software literacy.

Lesson 2 • Chart Anatomy and Layout

Familiarises students with the visual structure of a completed chart wheel. Ensures confident navigation of any chart before interpretation begins.

Lesson 3 • House Systems and the Ascendant

Compares major house systems and explains how the Ascendant is derived from birth time and latitude. Students select and justify a house system for their practice.

Lesson 4 • Using Astrology Software and Apps

Guides students through professional chart-casting software to generate accurate natal charts efficiently. Covers settings, output formats, and data management.

Lesson 1 • House Rulers and Interceptions

Teaches how to identify each house's ruling planet and trace its influence across the chart. Addresses intercepted signs and their interpretive implications.

Lesson 2 • Angular Houses: Identity and Direction

Examines the 1st, 4th, 7th, and 10th houses as the chart's structural pillars governing self, home, relationships, and career. Angular planets carry heightened influence.

Lesson 3 • Succedent Houses: Resources and Security

Covers the 2nd, 5th, 8th, and 11th houses as domains of accumulation, creativity, shared resources, and community. Connects these houses to stability and growth.

Lesson 4 • Cadent Houses: Learning and Transition

Explores the 3rd, 6th, 9th, and 12th houses as areas of communication, service, philosophy, and the unconscious. Cadent planets support adaptability.

Lesson 1 • Applying Aspects to Real Charts

Provides structured practice interpreting aspects in sample natal charts. Students write aspect-based paragraphs that integrate sign, house, and planetary meaning.

Lesson 2 • Orbs, Exactness, and Aspect Strength

Explains orb allowances by planet and aspect type, and how exactness affects interpretive weight. Students apply consistent orb standards in their readings.

Lesson 3 • Minor Aspects and Special Configurations

Introduces quincunx, semi-sextile, sesquiquadrate, and other minor aspects. Covers T-squares, grand trines, yods, and grand crosses as pattern configurations.

Lesson 4 • Major Aspects: Core Dynamics

Defines conjunction, sextile, square, trine, and opposition with their geometric basis and interpretive tone. These five aspects form the backbone of aspect analysis.

Lesson 1 • Life Domain Readings by House

Guides students through interpreting each life area using house rulers, occupying planets, and aspects. Produces a domain-by-domain reading structure.

Lesson 2 • Synthesising a Full Natal Reading

Teaches a structured method for combining all chart layers into a unified, prioritised narrative. Students produce a complete written natal interpretation.

Lesson 3 • The Big Three: Sun, Moon, and Ascendant

Focuses on the Sun sign, Moon sign, and Ascendant as the primary identity triad. Students articulate how these three interact to describe core personality.

Lesson 4 • Chart Overview and First Impressions

Establishes a systematic approach to scanning a chart before detailed analysis. Identifies dominant elements, modalities, and hemispheres as interpretive anchors.

Lesson 1 • Secondary Progressions

Introduces the day-for-a-year method to track internal psychological development over time. Students calculate and interpret progressed Sun, Moon, and Ascendant.

Lesson 2 • Integrating Predictive Techniques

Teaches students to layer transits, progressions, and returns into a unified timeline. Produces a multi-technique forecast for a one-year period.

Lesson 3 • Solar Arc Directions

Covers solar arc as a predictive technique that advances all chart points by the Sun's annual motion. Compares solar arc to secondary progressions in practice.

Lesson 4 • Planetary Returns and Cycles

Examines solar, lunar, and Saturn returns as cyclical reset points in a person's life. Students cast and interpret return charts as standalone forecasting tools.

Lesson 1 • Composite and Davison Charts

Introduces the composite and Davison charts as representations of a relationship's own energy. Students construct and interpret both chart types.

Lesson 2 • Synastry: Comparing Two Charts

Analyses inter-chart aspects between two natal charts to assess compatibility and relational dynamics. Students identify key synastry contacts and their themes.

Lesson 3 • Horary Astrology Fundamentals

Introduces horary as a technique for answering specific questions using a chart cast for the moment of inquiry. Students apply traditional horary rules to sample questions.

Lesson 4 • Electional Astrology

Teaches how to select auspicious dates and times for important events using astrological criteria. Students identify favourable planetary conditions for specific purposes.

Lesson 1 • Marketing and Client Acquisition

Introduces digital and community-based strategies for attracting and retaining astrology clients. Covers branding, social media presence, and referral networks.

Lesson 2 • Conducting a Client Consultation

Covers the structure of a professional reading session from intake to closing. Students practice active listening, question framing, and session management.

Lesson 3 • Continuing Education and Certification

Maps pathways for professional development through recognised astrological organisations and certification programmes. Encourages lifelong learning and specialisation.

Lesson 4 • Building a Service Menu

Guides students in defining and pricing natal, predictive, synastry, and specialty readings. Aligns service offerings with target client needs.