The above are the minimum requirements necessary for enrollment in NAT-1.

When you enroll in NAT-1 you have realized astrology’s complexities and want to get them right. You are at the point in your study where you are ready to jump into a structured learning environment and delve into a systematic study of astrology.

We know you have questions. We have attempted to answer all of your questions in the

Professional Training Department’s Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).

(Nevertheless, if the FAQ did not answer your specific question, you may email [email protected]).

Classes are held weekly.

The Syllabus:

Class 1: The Great Circles and the Horoscope Celestial Sphere Equator, Ecliptic, Horizon, Zenith, and Nadir Day and Night Charts (sect)  

Class 2: Planetary Functions Role of the Planets Basic Meanings f the Visible Planets Basic Meanings of the Generational/Transpersonal Planets  

Class 3: Elements ad Modalities The Signs of Polarity, Element, Mode Planets Ruling Signs

Class 4: Contemporary Temperament Patterns Marc Edmond Jones Temperament Patterns  

Class 5: Hemispheres and Quadrants Sect by Placement in North/South Hemisphere with the Sun Introduction to Primary and Secondary Motion

Class 6: Astrological Houses Introduction to the Problem of House Divisions Groupings of the Houses by Pairs and Triangles

Class 7: Planets and Houses Planets in a Sign, Planets Ruling a Sign and Planets Ruling the Matters of a House

Class 8: The Major Aspects plus Inconjuncts The Vocabulary of Aspects (Partile, Orb, Under The Beams, Combustion, Cazimi)

Class 9: Sect The Basics of Essential Dignity and Debility Rulership vs. Affinity; Rulership, Detriment, Exaltation, Fall

Class 10: Introduction to Dispositors and Their Patterns

Class 11: Putting It Together; Chart Practicum  

Class 12: Final Exam