Learn to be a Permaculture Teacher ! Learn the art of teaching and sharing this amazing practice with Jude Hobbs and Rico Zook at Saraya Eco Stay, Goa , India 2019!
Permaculture needs to be shared and this course is for people who have finished a
PDC and are looking to further their knowledge , depth of subject and learn / practise all the skills needed to shared this with experts in the field.
Jude Hobbs & Rico Zook hosted India's first
Permaculture Teacher Training prior to the International Permaculture Conference & Convergence last year in Hyderabad .They had a diverse student group of 27 Permaculture enthusiasts from all kinds of fields of Regenerative Practices & budding Permaculture Teachers from 11 different countries.
It was such an amazing teaching , sharing & learning
experience that they are back again to share with the enthusiastic community of Permaculturists here in India !
Empower yourself to advocate for change through whole systems design and teaching! This Permaculture Teacher Training course will improve and expand your abilities and make you a more versatile, engaging and effective educator.
In this dynamic and interactive course, you will learn significant teaching techniques to communicate Permaculture principles and strategies in a wide variety of educational settings.
Our goal is to encourage and inspire your unique strengths and talents by demonstrating diverse teaching modalities such as lecture, facilitating
class discussions, storytelling, and using visual aids. In this setting of active learning, you will experience essential hands-on practice by preparing and co-teaching several presentations.
Course content
This is an incredible opportunity to study with an experienced teaching team and learn how to teach and facilitate Permaculture workshops. To be eligible to register for the course, you
should have taken the
Permaculture Design Certificate Course or have the instructor’s approval.
What topics will the course cover?
Ethics, Codes of Practice & Self-Care
Setting a Course Tone
The Art and Science of Being an Educator
Teaching via Pattern Dynamics, Whole Systems & Adult Learning Styles
Practical Hands-On Learning with Experiential Techniques
Facilitator's Toolkit and Resources
Working with Special Needs and Difficult Situations
Presenting Styles & Methods
Curriculum Planning, Module Building & Time Management
Adapting for Cultural Diversity
Working with Co-Instructors & Guests
Making The Most of Field Trips And Excursions
Course Planning: Venue Logistics, Marketing, Budgets, Timelines Implementation & Disaster Preparedness
Interns; Apprentices & Mentors, Sharing the Knowledge
Evaluations and Review
The Permaculture Network
Tips of the Trade
Course activities: include presentations, interactive and participatory processes, role-play, discussions, group work and peer review.
There is more information on the facilitators websites about the course history, content and aim so feel free to explore the subject deeper and get in touch about any specific queries.
Course Certification: Participants will receive a Permaculture Teacher Training and Facilitation Certificate of Completion
TO REGISTER:- follow the link below.
https://goo.gl/forms/sp7ko1F1WxO6SXPO2
About the instructors
We have just completed building our international team of instructors. Our full team is listed below, with country of origin, websites, and a brief bio.
Jude Hobbs (USA)
Jude Hobbs is an internationally recognized permaculture educator,
land consultant, and designer. Drawing upon 30 years’ experience of utilizing whole-system design techniques, she provides environmentally sound solutions in urban and rural settings which promote
sustainable actions.
Through her business, Ago-Ecology Northwest, Jude specializes in encouraging farm management practices for optimizing resource conservation, biodiversity, watershed enhancement and income diversification. As an educator she brings her passion for Permaculture to her courses by developing curricula that encompass diverse learning styles and methods that are inspiring and information-rich. Jude’s intention is to empower people to creatively change their everyday patterns so as to care for the earth and each other.
As a co-founder of the Permaculture Institute of North America (PINA) she actively supports the next generation of permaculture trainers through continuing education and professional development.
Jude co-tends Wilson Creek Gardens a 7-acre Permaculture demonstration site in Cottage Grove, Oregon where there are abundant micro-climates from which to learn.
www.cascadiapermaculture.com
Rico Zook (USA)
For the past 20 years, Rico has been a Permaculture designer, consultant and educator working with private individuals, farmers, villagers and
local organizations in India, Cambodia, northern New Mexico, the middle-east and other parts of the world.
His work focuses on assisting all levels of the global community to create culturally and environmentally appropriate life systems that are resilient and regenerative.
He has also worked with local and indigenous cultures to help preserve traditional knowledge and technologies while adapting to and becoming active members of our rapidly globalizing world. With work in different climates and cultures, Rico has established himself as one of the new leaders and innovators in Permaculture worldwide. This is further supported by his work with global Permaculture organizations organizing the International Permaculture Convergence.
www.i-permaculture.org
www.permacultureintl.com
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