Hi Abraham!
I agree that getting experience is going to be crucial - much more important than advanced degrees. You can have a great business plan but if you don’t know how to do the work you are not going to be happy because your clients won’t be happy.
We have a permaculture resort rental in france and would be super happy if we could find a someone who spoke English and knew how to do maintenance. There would be a lot of demand for those services. Look at VRBO or airB&B advertisements. Those owners need the kind of services you want to offer.
But first… you need the skills and portfolio.
Are there Waldorf Schools near you? Volunteering in school gardens can be a great place to get experience and exposure (and photos) while doing some real service to the community.
Volunteering a set number of hours a month with an experienced mentor who can show you the ropes could be a good option.
Partnering with a professional who can benefit from your English skills while you learn the business and gardening skills could be a win/win.
In Sonoma County California there is a business called “Permaculture Artisans” they have lots of customers willing to pay permaculturists for help designing and implementing plans. You might want to look at their website for some ideas.
Here in drought stricken California we have a growing demand for lawn transformations. Lawns are becoming illegal-ish. It’s very satisfying to help people move from lawn to sheet mulched native plant habitat. There’s planning and work getting them in and then these transformations need regular maintenance while they are getting established. It’s a 3 year process. Year one they put down their roots. Year two they spread a little. Year three they go crazy. Long term the transformed yard has the promise of saving the owner money on water bills. Once you know how to do it beautifully the services advertise themselves. Lawn signs saying “another beautiful permaculture transformation brought to you by…”. You can do a lot of public education that is fun - the importance of native plants, water conservation, soil building, carbon sequestration, etc. And help people feel good about becoming part of the solution.
Have fun transforming your career!
