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["Earth Passengers" <earthpassengers@gmail.com>]

Thanks Robyn,

Happy to receive your newsletter! I'm very interested in your courses
- can you send the detailed program info. I would be interested in
being there for a semester and would like to get an idea of how busy
the days would be (will the semester-long course fill our time
completely or will i have time to take other courses in the area?)

Peter

On 10/15/06, Robyn Francis <erda@nor.com.au> wrote:
> Hi Peter
> Semester 1 starts Feb 19 to June 29, 2007 (Cert III/Cert IV)
> Semester 2: July 23 to Dec 6, 2007 (Cert IV/Diploma)
> I can send you the detailed program/info off-list
> Ciao
> Robyn
>
> On 15/10/06 12:30 PM, "Earth Passengers" <earthpassengers@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Thanks for the info, Robyn. Can you please tell me the dates for
> > these
> courses? Thanks.
>
> Peter
>
> On 10/4/06, Robyn Francis <erda@nor.com.au>
> > wrote:
> > Registrations now open for 2007 Accredited Permaculture Training
> > At
> > Djanbung Gardens, Northern NSW Australia
> >
> > Full-time courses are Austudy
> > approved
> >
> > With 2 successful years of running the Accredited Permaculture
> > Training
> > (APT) Cert III & Cert IV the program has been refined for 2007 to
> > include
> > the Diploma program.
> >
> > Key changes involve:
> > � Including the PDC
> > in Semester 1 courses for Cert III & Cert IV
> > � Completing formal training
> > component of Cert III in semester 1, to be
> > followed by 8-10 weeks of
> > practical experience and to complete assessment
> > projects
> > � Completing
> > Certificate IV core units in semester 1 to enable progression
> > to Diploma
> > studies in semester 2
> >
> > The new semester breakdown...
> > Semester 1
> > Earthcare
> > Natural systems, production ecology, permaculture principles,
> > appropriate
> > technology & building, implementation and design of rural and
> > urban
> > permaculture systems
> >
> > Semester 2 Peoplecare
> > Community development
> > and facilitation, working with cultural diversity,
> > sustainable aid, human
> > settlement and ecovillage design, built environment
> > and infrastructure,
> > bioregional development, ethical enterprise and
> > administration skills
> >
> >
> > Limited residential internships available
> > Non-residential registrations
> > welcome
> >
> > NB: overseas students are limited to 3 months training by
> > Australian
> > immigration law - the program has been designed in half semester
> > internship
> > blocks to suit overseas participants.
> >
> > Djanbung Gardens is a
> > purpose designed permculture training centre with a
> > wide range of
> > established working systems to facilitate hands-on learning.
> > Students have
> > access to an extensive reference library, broadband internet
> > and other site
> > resources. Principle tutor is Robyn Francis supported a
> > network of local
> > permaculture trainers, practitioners and people with
> > specialist skills.
> >
> >
> > Further information email robyn@permaculture.com.au
> > Or the following
> > contacts:
> > --
> > Pathways to sustainability through
> > Accredited Permaculture
> > Training
> > Djanbung Gardens Permaculture Education Centre
> > PO Box 379 Nimbin
> > NSW 2480
> > 02-6689 1755  /  0429 147 138
> > www.permaculture.com.au
> >
> >
> >
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