Our Spring Permaculture Design Certificate in collaboration with the University of Richmond is back! And we are looking for a Teacher's Apprentice!
Teacher's apprentices will earn a PDC certificate, as well as a Teacher's Apprentice certificate. They will also receive a $200 stipend at the end of the course. We do require that applicants hold a PDC already, and we prefer those who have been putting their Permaculture knowledge into practice for at least a year.
Apprentices will attend all course weekends and participate in a final design project, as well as teaching at least 2 units and working with the team in course prep and setup. To view dates and info about the Spring course, check it out online here. To apply, send our course coordinator an email at Em.Go.Tw@gmail.com with answers to the following questions:
1) Your name and where you live.
2) Your Permaculture background. When and where did you earn your PDC? Links or photos of any relevant work are appreciated, but not required.
3) Why are you interested in being a teaching apprentice? How will this help you achieve your goals?
4) What teaching experience, if any, do you have?
The Deadline is this coming Wednesday, 1/29. Applicants can expect a response by Friday, 1/31.
Teacher's apprentices will earn a PDC certificate, as well as a Teacher's Apprentice certificate. They will also receive a $200 stipend at the end of the course. We do require that applicants hold a PDC already, and we prefer those who have been putting their Permaculture knowledge into practice for at least a year.
Apprentices will attend all course weekends and participate in a final design project, as well as teaching at least 2 units and working with the team in course prep and setup. To view dates and info about the Spring course, check it out online here. To apply, send our course coordinator an email at Em.Go.Tw@gmail.com with answers to the following questions:
1) Your name and where you live.
2) Your Permaculture background. When and where did you earn your PDC? Links or photos of any relevant work are appreciated, but not required.
3) Why are you interested in being a teaching apprentice? How will this help you achieve your goals?
4) What teaching experience, if any, do you have?
The Deadline is this coming Wednesday, 1/29. Applicants can expect a response by Friday, 1/31.
Spring 2020 PDCSpring PDC in partnership with the U of R will kick off in February. Learn more here!
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