This Course has ended. Please click here to see current Courses. or click here to browse our interactive map. Course website http://www.casalinho.com Dates and times 25 May 16 More info 25th - 29th May 2016 Cost 350 euros, inc. all teaching, vegetarian meals and camping Course summary This intensive course is suitable for all abilities: both apprentice and experienced teachers and also for those who have just completed their PDC. During the course we will be focusing on the tools and techniques for teaching and facilitating permaculture learning and the practicalities of convening and running courses. The course will be lively and interactive on all levels using plenty of diversity in teaching styles. We will be looking at the whole process of running a course – from finding a venue and course publicity to evaluation and follow up, as well as how to plan a session, then teach it creatively and inspirationally. Topics covered: Teaching methods ~ Preparing training sessions ~Training tools ~ Flowing feedback skills ~ Games & energisers ~ Facilitation skills ~ Course culture ~ Presentation skills ~ Micro-session preparation ~ Convening courses ~ Course design ~ Learning methods The course aim is to empower people to realise their own skills as facilitators and we will be using methods for building the confidence of the participants throughout, including each participant having many chances to put into practice what they have learned. The aim is to support participants on their teaching career beyond the course – in Permaculture and other subjects. Depending on their existing experience and knowledge, course graduates will have the skills to apprentice teach on a PDC or specialist course, or to convene and lead an Introduction to Permaculture course. This course is hosted at Casalinho, a family run permaculture project in central Portugal. Peter Cow Course type Teacher Training Engagement style Face to face Course contact email [email protected] Contact name Andrea Contact telephone number 00351 235512171 Share this course Copied to clipboard