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While there is a greater focus on rural projects, the skills learned in this course are applicable to both urban and rural settings. The principles and techniques covered are designed to be [...]

Yes, there will be opportunities for one-on-one feedback from instructors. These sessions are designed to provide personalized guidance, address specific questions, and help refine your project. [...]

This course serves as a valuable stepping stone for those aiming to professionalize their permaculture practice, with a specific focus on personal property design. It’s particularly [...]

For this course, you’ll need access to a computer with internet connectivity to attend live sessions and view recordings. Familiarity with Zoom and Google Earth Pro is essential, as these [...]

Lectures are recorded live on Thursday afternoons and attendance is optional. For those unable to attend, you must watch the recordings and complete any assignments by the following Tuesday. [...]

For this course, participants are expected to dedicate 3 hours per week to attending course sessions, which encompass both lectures and interactive components. In addition to this, a minimum of [...]

Enrollment in this course requires a Permaculture Design Certification (PDC) or equivalent knowledge. This prerequisite ensures that all participants begin with a foundational understanding of [...]

Final projects will be evaluated through a peer review process. Each student will present their project either live to the class or via a recording. Following these presentations, students will [...]

Upon completion of this course, participants will not receive an official certification like the one awarded after completing a Permaculture Design Certification (PDC). This advanced course is [...]

This course is considered ‘Advanced’ because it builds directly on the foundational knowledge acquired through a 72-hour Permaculture Design Certification (PDC). It is specifically [...]