permaculture

[Keith Johnson <keithdj@mindspring.com>]

Uncle Bill is a bit more rigorous on the subject of certification. I 
just found these new pages.

http://www.tagari.com/PermInst/TeachReg/InfoStud_TReg.htm
http://www.tagari.com/PermInst/TeachReg/TeacherReg.htm
http://www.tagari.com/PermInst/TeachReg/RegdTeachersList.htm
http://www.tagari.com/PermInst/TeachReg/Checklist.htm  
where, if you wish to be a certified Teacher you need to meet these 
qualifications:

Letter applying for registration with Applicant's full name and contact 
details.

Copy of Teacher's own Permaculture Design Certificate or if applicable, 
details of Diploma in Permaculture Design.

Comprehensive Course Outline, clearly noting each and every topic of the 
curriculum of the Permaculture Design Certificate Course i.e. 
PERMACULTURE: A Designer's Manual.

If Course Outline does not clearly note each and every topic of the 
curriculum, include extra notes indicating where the topic is presented 
to students (eg during site inspection, videos, practical exercises / 
demonstrations, within other subject discussions etc).

Application fee - Aust$125.00
This price includes Australian Goods and Services Tax (GST).

So far there is one American listed as a certified teacher and that's 
one of Peter Bane's students, 20 Australians (David H. not included), 2 
South Americans, 1 African, and 2 New Zealanders.

--
Keith Johnson
Permaculture Activist Magazine
PO Box 1209
Black Mountain, NC 28711
(828)669-6336

also Patterns for Abundance Design & Consulting
Culture's Edge at Earthaven Ecovillage
http://www.permacultureactivist.net
http://www.earthaven.org
http://www.bioregionalcongress.org

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