Permaculture Basics: Online Course Starts March 2026
By Aimee
PermaNews Brief
Key Takeaways
An online introductory course offers foundational permaculture principles for holistic design and sustainable living.
- Learn permaculture ethics and design frameworks.
- Course is online, 3 sessions in March 2026.
- Connects permaculture to broader life applications.
- Certified by International Permaculture CoLab.
- Path to Permaculture Design Certificate available.
Why It Matters
Understanding permaculture offers a holistic framework for sustainable living and design, extending beyond gardening to encompass thinking, relating, and creating in an interconnected way.
What to Do Next
Explore the course website for detailed curriculum and booking information.
Recommended for: Individuals seeking a comprehensive yet accessible online introduction to permaculture ethics and design principles from a certified source.
This document outlines an introductory online course on permaculture, scheduled for March 2026. The course is designed to provide participants with a foundational understanding of permaculture principles, ethics, and design frameworks. It emphasizes permaculture as a holistic approach that extends beyond gardening, encompassing a way of thinking, relating, and designing that promotes collaboration, co-creation, and interconnectedness across various fields.
The course is structured into three two-hour online sessions, taking place on the 10th, 17th, and 24th of March 2026, from 18:00 to 20:00 CET. The total cost for the course is 74 GBP or 84 EUR. The curriculum is intended to introduce participants to key aspects of permaculture, fostering a shared vocabulary for communication and collaboration within the permaculture community.
Upon completion of this introductory course, participants will have the option to pursue further studies by enrolling in a Permaculture Design Certificate program. The course content has been co-produced and peer-reviewed by Certified Permaculture Diploma holders, ensuring its quality and relevance. Furthermore, the course is officially certified by the International Permaculture CoLab, a recognition achieved through a rigorous peer review process.
The course is taught by Aimee, who can be contacted via email at contact@minimumviable.academy or by phone at +34613124530. Aimee Fenech is listed as the primary contact for the course. There are no apprentice teacher positions available for this particular offering. The course is entirely online, making it accessible to a wide audience. Additional information and booking can be found on the course website, minimumviable.academy. The course is categorized as an "Introduction to Permaculture."
Source: permaculture.org.uk
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