Overview
A four month learning journey to explore new perspectives, find purpose and birth a meaningful project.
Join a small group of curious humans who support each other in their learning and growth. Each holds their own question weaving into our common enquiry: What must we unlearn and remember to create a thriving future for all? How can we rewild ourselves, our communities, our planet?
Is it for me?
Do you have an itch to create something new, a life-affirming project and need a structured process and the support of a peer group to get it off the ground?
Are you tired of the same old stories and want to unlearn what doesn't serve you anymore? Is your work not fulfilling you and you need new inspiration? Are you stuck with too many ideas and need help to flow? Join a local, Berlin-based community to cross-pollinate ideas and support each other!
Do it to
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Discover and grow a life-affirming project to keep you inspired and learning in work and life.
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Upgrade your collaboration, facilitation and innovation skills alongside a curated group of un//learners.
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Rewild yourself and create the life conditions that you really want instead of what the dominant paradigm tells you.
Your Host
Carolin is a community weaver, facilitator and coach. She enjoys hosting learning experiences that enable a deeper connection to ourselves, each other and the natural world.
Drawing on her work in social enterprise and leadership education, Carolin has developed a varied toolbox to support fellow humans towards more purpose and connection. She likes to learn in playful, embodied ways and use the power of ritual to imbue life with meaning.
“ Lightheartedly, Carolin creates collaborative spaces that are playful and productive.”
Lu Yen Roloff, Bold New World initiator
Q&As
How do you approach diversity and inclusion?
We believe that placing peer-to-peer relationships at the heart of learning creates huge potential for a more inclusive approach to education. We also know that a very deliberate effort is required to deliver those benefits in reality. A top cited value point for Enrol Yourself participants is that they learnt alongside people they wouldn't otherwise have met and were able to exchange their perspectives, ideas, experiences and more.
We want to welcome and support anyone with a strong intention to take part in our programmes, and aim to ensure that your identity or background will not be a barrier. Whilst we don't have it all figured out yet, we are working on it.
What does the programme look like?
We start the journey with a kick off weekend at Moos. Over 4 months, we meet every other Tuesday evening to tackle our individual questions and collective theme. These workshops are led by participants in turn and complemented by peer coaching sessions every other week to keep us supported and on-track. The journey is punctuated by 2 'Power Up' sessions in which we report back and receive input on our progress and culminates with a public Showcase Event and a Finish Line weekend celebration.
Where will our meetings take place?
With regulations making it possible again to meet in real life, we will start with a weekend together at Moos, a creative space near Treptower Park where a new research centre for urban regenerative placemaking is emerging. For the bimonthly sessions, we will together identify locations to meet at. The group may also decide to meet online for some of the sessions.
How much does it cost?
Cost ranges from 550€ -1300€ dependent on your circumstances and finances. There are also a small amount of fully funded bursaries available, please reach out if you need support. If you are able, we encourage you to contribute to our higher tier. This makes it possible to offer these lower cost places to those with less income and makes it possible for you to learn as part of a more diverse group. You can also pay up to 50% of the fee in Circles. Contact me for more info.
What does the application process look like?
The application process is simple. You can download more information at the bottom of this page, and feel free to reach out to Carolin for an informal chat. If this feels like something that calls you then you can sign up via the application form. After the deadline Carolin will find a time to speak with you, before offering a limited number of places.
Why is this Berlin-based programme in English?
With Berlin being such an international melting pot, Carolin chose English as the common language for this journey. You do not have to be a native English speaker to take part and we encourage local German speakers as well as people with any other native tongue to apply. You may want to conduct your research or start a project in a different language than English, that’s very welcome!
Interested?
Register your interest with the Host to receive the information pack. You can also request a phone call and some resources to take to your employer if you think they might be able to (partially or fully) sponsor your place on the programme.
Thank you for registering your interest, the host will be in touch!