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You can explore public material before creating an account. To track your study, follow the enrolment instructions for the edition you choose, then check your course and progress in the Student Dashboard.
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Published seminar editions · 12 November 2026
SEMINAR 05 · English · Ireland
SEMINAR 05 · Español · España
SEMINAR 05 · Română · România
SEMINAR 42 · English · Ireland
SEMINAR 42 · Română · România
Find the access route for your edition.
The five seminar editions below are currently free. Lessons in the English and Romanian editions can be opened without signing in. For Seminar 05 in Spanish, use the account and enrolment steps on its course page.
The Fifth Synthesis
OPEN LESSON ACCESSOpen the course page and follow its lesson links. You can read the lessons without signing in.
La quinta Síntesis
ENROLMENT ROUTESign in with your existing account, or create your first account, then follow the course page’s enrolment instructions.
A cincea Sinteză
OPEN LESSON ACCESSOpen the course page and follow its lesson links. You can read the lessons without signing in.
Synthesis IVO
OPEN LESSON ACCESSOpen the course page and follow its lesson links. You can read the lessons without signing in.
Sinteza IVO
OPEN LESSON ACCESSOpen the course page and follow its lesson links. You can read the lessons without signing in.
Looking for an author-led programme? See Learning Courses for the planned course format and current availability. For the wider seminar sequence, explore the 64-seminar curriculum map.
YOUR NEXT ACTION
How to start—and how to return.
- Choose a published language edition. Confirm the seminar number and language in the Seminar Catalogue.
- Open the course page. Open-access editions provide lesson links you can use immediately; other editions may require sign-in and enrolment first.
- Register only if needed. Use student registration for a first account. If you already have one, sign in instead.
- Follow enrolment instructions where offered. Choose the correct language edition, then check the course and progress shown in your learning area.
- Return to the Student Dashboard. Use your existing account and check Student Dashboard for your course and lesson status. The My Path guide explains common issues.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Common questions about access.
Do I need to create an account to read the course material?
The English and Romanian editions listed above have open lesson access. Seminar 05 in Spanish uses an account and enrolment route. You can browse course descriptions in the catalogue before deciding where to start.
If a course is open, will my lesson progress be saved?
Reading an open lesson does not by itself add that course to your account. Sign in, follow the enrolment instructions where offered and check the progress shown in the Student Dashboard. If a course is missing, use the My Path guide.
Will I have to pay to begin?
The five seminar editions listed above are currently free. Check the course description for what is included. Personal tutoring, reviewed assignments and certificates are available only when explicitly offered. If a free edition unexpectedly requests payment, contact Learning Help before proceeding.
Can I move from the English edition to the Spanish or Romanian edition?
Each published language edition is a separate course. Do not assume your enrolment, completed lessons or quiz results transfer automatically. You can read more than one edition, but use your account consistently when tracking learning.
Are all 64 seminars released?
No. The 64-seminar map describes the wider sequence. The published recording editions listed above cover Seminars 05 and 42. Use the catalogue to check what you can study now.
Is a student account also an instructor or facilitator account?
A student account gives you a learner identity. To propose teaching or publication, start with a course outline or collaboration enquiry. Instructor access and recognition as a Synthesis facilitator follow separate processes.
Why can’t I see my course in the Dashboard?
First check that you signed in with the same account used for enrolment, then check the exact language edition. A publicly readable course does not necessarily appear as an enrolled course. Use the My Path guide or report the course URL and the problem to Learning Help; never share your password.
Can I ask a question under a lesson?
Lesson Q&A is not currently enabled in the five editions listed above. Send an access problem or a source correction through Learning Help, including the course, language and lesson. Personal tutoring is included only where the course description explicitly offers it.
Need help with your course or account?
When you contact the team, include the course URL, seminar number, language edition and the specific issue. Do not send passwords or unnecessary personal information. A free course is not a guarantee of individual tutoring, a certificate or professional accreditation.
Course-access information last checked: 12 November 2026. Enrolment behaviour may vary with course settings, authentication state and platform updates.