To understand the key concepts of Feng Shui (Qi, Yin-Yang, the Five Elements, etc.) and know how to use them as frameworks for analysing an interior environment, whether at the design stage or during adjustments.

Observe the flow of Qi, identify the main energy imbalances and formulate recommendations for harmonisation aimed at improving the flow, balance and overall comfort of the space.

Select and position shapes, colours and materials in accordance with the principles of Feng Shui in order to structure and optimise a space in a balanced and functional way.

Identify a person’s key energy characteristics (Ming Gua, the basics of BaZi) and understand how they interact with their living or working environments.

Learn how to use the Feng Shui compass to determine the orientations of a space, define the sectors and interpret the basic data required for an initial energy analysis.

Observe how the layout, history and atmosphere of a space can influence the feelings, well-being and certain personal dynamics of its occupants.

To develop the ability to analyse the natural and built environment in a detailed and sensitive manner, enabling the identification of a place’s energetic influences, imbalances and potential.

To acquire the fundamentals of siting and designing spaces according to the principles of Form Feng Shui, in order to position a home, its rooms and its furnishings in harmony with natural, architectural and energetic influences, with a view to promoting fluidity, balance and the well-being of the occupants.

To gain an introduction to the integration of contemporary wellbeing disciplines (neuroarchitecture, biophilia, chromotherapy) into the analysis and design of spaces, in line with the principles of Feng Shui.

Identify and interpret the Flying Stars of a location in order to analyse their influences and suggest appropriate Feng Shui

adjustments.

Determine the best orientation for a home and the best placement of key pieces of furniture (bed, sofa, office chair, etc.), objects, fountains, etc.) in order to strengthen favourable areas and minimise unfavourable influences.

Identify annual influences, pinpoint sensitive orientations and apply the appropriate Feng Shui remedies to maintain the energy balance of the space.

To understand the principles of the Chinese lunisolar calendar and to be able to identify favourable periods for taking action in a particular place, taking into account time, space and the individual.

To be able to identify auspicious dates for important actions relating to the home (building work, refurbishments, signing contracts), using a simple and reproducible method.

Learn to define the deeper meaning of your practice, identify what makes it unique, and develop a Feng Shui service that is consistent with your values, your skills and your clients’ needs.

Learn to structure and carry out a comprehensive Feng Shui assessment, from analysing the space to formulating clear and consistent recommendations.

To analyse the energies of a site and design a garden in accordance with the principles of Feng Shui, in order to promote harmony and balance within the home.

Arrange water, stones and vegetation in a coherent manner, drawing inspiration from Sakuteiki, to support the garden’s favourable energy dynamics.

Design an outdoor space conducive to well-being by carefully considering the layout, materials and colours to enhance the harmony between the garden and the terrace.

To assess the ability to carry out a comprehensive Feng Shui assessment: to analyse, diagnose, formulate recommendations and present them accurately. The examination aims to confirm the candidate’s independence, consistency and mastery of the Feng Shui method.