Frequently Asked Questions

When can I enrol in Creatology?

You are welcome to join SoC by the beginning of each term

for the live, 10 week Creatology Curriculum (Australia’s Victorian school terms), however, the places will be limited.

By 2026, Creatology will be available as an evergreen program, so that it can be undertaken any time of the year, in a self-directed way, over no more than 12 months, within the Creatopia Village.

How do I enrol, or express my interest in future terms, or apply to be on the Creatopia Collab panel?

All of the pages you need

are on the Participating page.

How long does each Creatology Class take?

Each Creatology Class will need about 1 hour and 45 minutes.

They are recorded for when you can’t make the live!

What time of the day are the live classes on?

SoC is in Melbourne.

So, our live classes are 7.30pm – 9pm AEST.

Every live is recorded and available in the Library for those who miss them.

I live outside Australia... how to I join in the other sessions?

The live support sessions will vary from week to week from day-time to night-time,

so Creatives in different time zones have the opportunity to be in the lives… a messy attempt to ensuring equal access.

Support session times will be announced the week before as an ‘Event’ in our school. Events allow us to RSVP to each class and session.

RSVPing to the events helps you to be reminded a live is coming up, noted on your calendar, and helps us see who is coming.

When a live is about to begin, log in to Zoom with the details from the ‘Event’.

It’s super easy.

If you haven’t used Zoom before, make sure you’ve signed up for it.

More info is in the Enrolment Confirmation email.

What kind of project would I have to do for the Creatology Award?

There is only one thing to be mindful of really…

whether you are co-creating one project or creating an individual project,

your project brings one or several of your gifts, interests, callings, passions, ideas, etc,

to life.

It might be something you’ve already worked on and want to take to the next level, or something you’ve been sitting with for a while, or something that emerges as you and / or your group get creative with no real vision of it in the beginning.

In project-based programs, participants can feel intimidated by the thought that their project has to be massively world-changing.

This is something to be careful of… sometimes comparison leads to suppressed creativity, which we don’t want!

Our projects can be personal, impersonal, focused on our inner, or focussed on our outer, so the size of a project and its impact is completely subjective.

Your indi project could be simply YOU! Your dreams, your identity, your capabilities… your self-realisation.

How long does it take to do the full Creatology program?

The full Creatology program is offered

every Australian school term over the course of 10 weeks.

Our Presentation Nights… award ceremonies… are held three weeks after the last class so participants can wrap up their self-evaluations and projects, and prepare their 10 minute presentation. 

By 2026, Creatology will be available as an evergreen program, so that it can be undertaken any time of the year, in a self-directed way, over no more than 12 months.

After I've finished Creatology, can I stay in the Creatopia Village?

Yes, please stay in Creatopia as an Alumni after you’ve finished Creatology!

It’s free for a lifetime.

Creatopia is a village that will always be offering PoP-Up Topics, classes, Project Prods, Enterprise Eggs, and the Creatopia interview panels,
so if you’d like to:
• continue learning and growing and building your profile, creative networks and relationships, and projects etc,
• collaborate with others on your future project ideas or theirs, or even
• offer your projects to those within Creatopia to benefit from (it is a village after all),
you are more than welcome to stay on after you complete Creatology or graduate with the Award.

How could a Creatology Award help me?

The Creatology Award has been created under the influence of 2 things:

1. The demand for people with creative skills and knowledge is ENORMOUS.

All sorts of sectors are screaming for increased creativity…

educational, ecological, scientific, economic, technological, political, industrial, digital… even spiritual.

The only way they can become more creative is to have the staff on board who whose creative and co-creative skills are masterful because they understand what creativity and co-creativity are through both knowledge and experience.

Add the Award to your CV/resume… it may help you gain roles that are more suited to you.

You might even be able to approach organisations who value creativity to be considered for a new role of Creatologist within the it… someone who oversees the creative and co-creative health of the organisation.

2. Because of this demand for increased creativity, Creatives, most of whom have not learnt about creativity itself, need to be elevated.

All Creatives should be offered the opportunity to get to know their preference for creativity and learn how it is they create so they will always know what it takes.

And this work deserves all sorts of recognition, including an Award.

Most Creatives have not had, and will not find, the opportunity to study creativity itself unless they find a University degree with a comparable unit such as innovation, or critical thinking… but even then, creativity itself, including what it is, what it does, how it does it, creative capabilities, creative practices etc, are yet to be covered in these units.

Hang the Award on your wall… it can remind you that you created from your inner something in your outer that is goooood, and that you have the power to do it again, and again, and again.

Does SoC give refunds?

It’s a ‘Yes’ for refunds for Creatology.

More information is in SoC’s Enrolment and Refund Policy.

What do I do if I have a complaint?

There are 3 ways to solve complaints you may have:

1. Message Jane within the school about needing a chat, or

2. Write Jane an email about your complaint and to arrange a chat, and

3. Raise your complaint in a live, whole-school meeting, so that others can hear what’s happening for you and we can all get behind you to solve the problem.

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