Have you ever thought of becoming a permaculture teacher?
Being a permaculture teacher is a wonderfully positive and accessible way to make a difference, and contribute to the thriving of life and wellbeing of communities – opening doors to an ecological worldview.
The world needs more permaculture teachers in every community, sharing practical ways to live a one-planet way of life, design healthy human habitats that protect and restore nature, growing healthy local food, and cultivating thriving communities.
So, join this free one-hour masterclass to learn how to become a successful permaculture teacher.
Morag Gamble is the founder of the Permaculture Education Institute and teaches permaculture teachers globally through her online Permaculture Educators Program. For Morag, this has been a lifelong passion and she has taught on 5 continents over 30 years.
She dedicates every day to sharing permaculture in one way or other – often as a volunteer with youth programs, refugee communities and community gardens, but also teaching in universities, being an advisor, speaking, writing, film-making and hosting events like this free masterclass.
Woven into her daily permaculture practice, Morag has also created a successful livelihood by teaching permaculture.
People often ask Morag how they can become a teacher too and make it their ‘alivelihood’ (as opposed to ‘deadlihood’). This session draws on those questions and in preparing for this session Morag also put out a call for more topics to explore.
So many great responses were shared and Morag will address them in three core themes:
What are the opportunities for permaculture teachers?
- What does being a permaculture teacher look like?
- Where are permaculture teachers needed?
- Does it mean standing up in front of a class?
How do I get started?
- What are the things I need to do before I begin?
- What kinds of qualifications and experience do I need?
- Where can I get mentoring and support?
How do I make a living?
- Is it actually possible to make a ‘proper’ living from teaching permaculture?
- How to make it work?
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