This course has already started. Please click here to see more upcoming courses or browse online courses you can start at any time. Course website Shift Bristol Dates and times 8 Jan 24 - 27 Mar 24 More info Where, When & How Shift Bristol's full design course is tailored for those leading busy lives, as you join us for weekly evening classes, plus learning and field trips over some weekends. Evening Sessions: 6.30 - 9.30 (Doors open at 6.15 for a cuppa) Jan: 8 / 15 / 22 / 29 Feb: 5 / 12 / 19 / 26 March: 4 / 11 / 18 / 25 /27 Weekend Sessions & Field-trips: Feb: Option of 10 or 11, for a whole day workshop of mapping and surveying skills. Each student to choose at least two of the below dates to attend field-trips Jan: 20 / 21 Feb: 3 / 4 / 24 /25 March: 9 / 10 Some availability from 11 to 25 March, to work collectively on design projects, outside of course hours. From January to March you will spend time within a large learning community (up to 35 students), sharing the development journey with others who are also passionate about sustainability, learning from nature and building confidence in 'doing' permaculture. Cost Costs: Full Fee: £435 Part-Concession: £325 Full-Concession: £225 Course summary Immerse yourself in an integrated, simple and commonsense design approach to low-impact living. Sign up for an inspiring exploration of the principles and practice of Permaculture Design. Immerse yourself in an integrated, simple and common-sense design approach to low-impact living. Learn skills to apply Permaculture thinking to organic growing, sustainable land management, green building, creating resilient communities, and much more. Topics: Ethics and Philosophy Permaculture Principles Permaculture Design - spirals, linking, zone & sector, observation, mapping & surveying, design frameworks, stakeholder Interviews, limiting factors Permaculture in action in the home & garden; soil, compost, applying Nature's patterns to growing, green building and energy usage Permaculture in action in the community; social permaculture, appropriate technology, permaculture economics, group skills Signposting and Next Steps - development pathways We have a strong belief that 'the whole is greater than the sum of its parts' and all design project work is carried out in groups; each student bringing a unique perspective and skillset to the task. We also believe that permaculture can be a powerful tool for empowering and meeting needs within the community. We find 'real life' green spaces in the network of Bristol for our design project sites; ensuring students learn to design within the context of complex, living systems of people and land. Certified teacher Tammi Dallaston Apprentice teachers This course is open to offers from apprentice teachers wishing to gain teaching experience Course type Permaculture Design Course Engagement style Face to face Postal address of venue United Kingdom Course contact email [email protected] Contact name Laura Corfield Share this course Copied to clipboard