Permaculture Design Certificate

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A comprehensive introduction to understanding and implementation of good Permaculture Design. Our Permaculture Design Courses provide advanced training in true sustainability as an intensive, hands-on foundation course packed with practical experience as well as theory.

For comprehensive information about this course please click the coures title below.

Date	Course type	Course Title	Location
4 Apr 2010 - 17 Apr 2010	Permaculture Design Certificate	Alice Springs Autumn PDC	Alice Springs
29 May 2010 - 15 Aug 2010	Permaculture Design Certificate	Sydney Winter PDC (Part time)	Sydney
3 Oct 2010 - 16 Oct 2010	Permaculture Design Certificate	Milkwood Spring PDC	Mudgee
9 Jan 2011 - 22 Jan 2011	Permaculture Design Certificate	Sydney Summmer PDC	Sydney
6 Feb 2011 - 19 Feb 2011	Permaculture Design Certificate	Milkwood Autumn PDC	Mudgee

Subsidised Courses

If you are a primary producer, an immediate family member of a primary producer or an indigenous land manager you may be eligible for a FULL REIMBURSEMENT of your course fee, travel and accommodation costs when you attend specific Milkwood Permaculture courses.

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Upcoming Courses

• 4 Apr → 17 Apr
Permaculture Design Certificate

• 15 May → 16 May
Introduction to Permaculture

• 22 May → 23 May
Introduction to Permaculture

• 29 May → 15 Aug
Permaculture Design Certificate

• 23 Aug → 25 Aug
Holistic Management

• 28 Aug → 29 Aug
Urban Permaculture in Action

• 4 Sep → 5 Sep
Introduction to Permaculture

• 29 Sep → 1 Oct
BioFertile Farms

• 3 Oct → 16 Oct
Permaculture Design Certificate

• 18 Oct → 20 Oct
Keyline Farming

Reading List

Prior to attending your course, you might like to take a look at our ever-expanding reading list,a bunch of recommended and practical texts on Permaculture, sustainable agriculture and community resilience.

None of these texts are pre-requisite for our courses, we just like to be able to provide suggestions on background reading, in case you're champing at the bit to get going.