PERMACULTURE
We live in a very turbulent world today, it's even scary sometimes. But it becomes less scary when we understand how to sustain ourselves, how to make our communities self-sufficent.

Permaculture is a philosophy, type of mindset and a way of territory design that mimics natural patterns. Through permaculture you can design water and energy systems of your land, make sure your soil is working at its maximum capacity and produces a huge number of vegetables, fruits, berries and flowers.

It's easy to do it if you live in a village, it's easy to adapt if you live in an urban flat.

This module will be interesting for you if you:
run a project in sustainable food industry

plan to pursue a career in design, architecture or engineering

care for food, water and energy security of your community

want to learn about solutions against climate change

want to shape your knowledge about how the world could function
You'll have weekly discussions with one of these super trainers
You'll plan every step of your project and will be ready to implement it. And you will boost your skills
NO checking if you learned content by heart
NO lectures and NO boring texts
cooperation
communication
creative thinking
critical thinking
chat with like-minded peers
weekly
sessions
2 months
Live discussions with cool trainers who ask for your opinion
Real-life examples of
working companies
Interactive content
  • Hasmik Hakobyan

    University College London
    Chemistry
  • Emilia Simonian

    University of Cambridge
    Neuroscience
    Veterinary Medicine
  • Nane Khachikyan

    American University of Armenia
    Business
University College London
Chemistry
Hasmik Hakobyan
University of Cambridge
Neuroscience
Veterinary Medicine

Emilia Simonian
American University of Armenia
Business
Nane Khachkyan
WEEKLY LEARNING PLAN
PERMACULTURE
  • WEEK 1
    How to be a permaculture engineer
    You will learn the principles, ethics, and philosophy of permaculture, and you will be challenged to apply those to your own fields of interest and passion.

    •interdisciplinary thinking • negotiation • speaking persuasively • critical thinking
    • WEEK 2
      Using water resources in your favor
      You will learn how to harness the potential of "blue gold." You will explore permaculture's solutions to climate change and design a rainwater collecting system for your house.

      •design thinking •resource management •critical thinking •adaptability
    • WEEK 3
      Interacting with soil sustainably
      You will join the community of "The problem is the solution" preachers. You will read the soil like a captivating book and utilize its hunger-stopping superpowers.

      •design thinking •pattern recognition •critical thinking •long-term planning
    • WEEK 4
      Wasting less to produce more
      You will start looking at waste as an untapped supply. You will learn to find or start your own composting community.

      •cooperation •responsibility •critical thinking •resource management
    • WEEK 5
      Teaming up with other living organisms
      You will learn to use biodiversity to your advantage and will negotiate with the queen bee to create your own bee hive for a week (or longer if you negotiate like a true permaculturist).

      •prudent decision-making •creative thinking •reflection and analysis
    • WEEK 6
      Making the most of nature's rewards
      You will learn about the most effective harvesting techniques, and you will transform your phone into a medicine and food-searching machine.

      •getting inspired •critical thinking •strategic thinking•design thinking
    • WEEK 7
      Living in permaculture buildings
      You will learn to live comfortably and care for nature simultaneously. You will discover the hidden meanings behind sustainable living and solve problems using biomimicry.

      •problem solving •critical thinking•design thinking
    • WEEK 8
      Identifying climate patterns
      You will learn to identify climate and microclimate patterns in your area. Moreover, you will become a climatologist for a week and use the Köppen climate classification scheme to analyze the climate in your region.

      •critical thinking•observation•research skills•communication
    • WEEK 9
      Analyzing and mapping Permaculture sites
      You will become a vigilant observer who can effectively interact with their surroundings. Your mind will start to divide sites into zones, sectors, climate regions naturally.

      •observation•partnership•communication •cooperation
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