Permaculture Trainer
Accredited Permaculture Qualifications
Role of Registered Training Provider
Recognition
of current competency
Why become an Accredited Permaculture Trainer?
* If you believe in permaculture and its potential to give us all a more sustainable future, there is no more effective way to spread its ethics, principles and skills than by teaching them.
* Making permaculture training your full or part-time employment means you can earn a living doing something that you truly value.
Why now?
A new era has been ushered in by the national
accreditation of Permaculture Certificates I-IV and the Diploma of Permaculture.
Students can: * receive full
recognition as tertiary students
* take permaculture units as electives in other Vocational Education and
Training courses
* use units from other TAFE study as electives towards permaculture qualifications.
* obtain FARMBIZ funding
* use permaculture qualifications to open pathways to university
Accredited Permaculture Trainers can:
* train students via traditional permaculture short courses, via normal
TAFE semesters or extend to part time study
* train students via internships and traineeships
* run training in labour market programs
* offer training internationally
* train school students as part of VET in schools
* offer training by external study
See what you need to do to register as an accredited trainer:
| If you have a traditional Permaculture Design Certificate |
| If you have no permaculture qualification |