Nov. 29th - Dec. 6th 2009 Permaculture Teacher Training Co

Nov. 29th - Dec. 6th 2009

Permaculture is a holistic design system for creating and sustaining regenerative human systems and whole environments for healthy living. This Permaculture Teacher's course is a revolutionary new way of teaching solution based eco-social design concepts by applying the principles of permaculture to the teaching of permaculture. Any teacher and practioner in any field can apply these techniques. This course will cover every aspect of being an effective educator and promoter of a more sustainable and just future.

Modeled after the TTCs that Christopher Peck and Michael Kramer conducted from 2001 to 2004 in Hawaii and Central California, this curriculum is being taken to the next level as in the principle of evolution. In addition highly experienced guest speakers will give their perspective on permaculture and what they have learned in teaching and communicating this extremely valuable information to ones community and the public.
Some Highlights that this seven day course include are
* Comprehensive manual & DVD of resources and teaching materials
* Course planning, marketing and evaluation
* How to identify learning styles and adjust and adapt to various audiences
* Techniques to help you organize and prepare quickly and effectively
* Constructive critique of participant presentations
* Teaching tools and learning the core exercises of the Permaculture Curriculum

This course offers powerful teaching techniques gleaned from years of Permaculture teaching-wisdom from the instructors' Kat Steele and Benjamin Fahrer. Their own experience as well as that of renowned Permaculture teachers and mentors from around the globe makes this one of the most comprehensive Teacher Trainings available today.

There is still space available for this amazing and dynamic course that will be happening Nov 29th- Dec 6th 2009. Space is limited to 22 participants. Seminar Fees are $850-$1450 depending on accommodations,
some scholarship is available.
Register on the web at www.esalen.org or cal 831-667-3005. For any additional information please contact info@esalen.org