What do they cover in the different classes...

Lots of interaction and exercises. I do not believe in enneagram "tests" as a first result but as a last resort. The enneagram is revealed to us through interaction, discovery and the sometimes slow unlocking of our "comforting convictions."  Knowing our Enneagram Type without developing our witness does not allow the true power of this new (or old) self-knowledge to work. What is important is how your type works (or doesn't) for you! This is best explored in a group interactive setting. Reading books is a great beginning but many find the answers that work ..  in classes.

Beginning Enneagram - Binder and Workbook 6 and 9 weeks/weekend

History of the Enneagram

Introduction of the Centers

Introduction to Sub Types - Instinctual Drives

Introduction to the 9 types - World View, Attention,                       Avoidances, levels of development, Basic Fear and Desire, Passion, Virtue, Fixation, Holy Idea, Defenses, movement under Stress and Security

Suggested Text - The Enneagram Made Easy by Baron and Wagele, The Wisdom of the Enneagram by Riso and Hudson.

Advanced Enneagram

    6 weeks

Enneagram of Relationships

Enneagram and Spiritual Development

Introduction to Hornevian Groups

Introduction to Harmonic Groups

Enneagram of Holy Ideas, Fixations, Virtues and Passions.

Suggested text - The Wisdom of the Enneagram by Riso and Hudson and at least one other by Palmer, Maitri, Naranjo, Goldberg, Daniels, Wagner and many more.

Career Guidance

Myers-Briggs and Career - Using the "Do what you Are" model

Know thy self career start

Monthly Follow-up in Tustin

Free to all alumnus of an enneagram class at Unity of Tustin or talk to me

Myers-Briggs Type Inventory

2,4,6 hour

Intro to the Jung's Theory

Preferences, type description

Temperament applications

Gifts

6 Weeks

"The purpose of life is to Discover Your Gifts", the Meaning of life is in Using them"

Life Gifts - using the John Holland theory

Spiritual Gifts and Fruits

Myers-Briggs and Enneagram Gifts

Values and Passions

Personal Mission Statement - Do what your were designed to do "It is not a problem to be solved but a process to be learned"

Based on the Life Keys work http://www.lifekeys.com