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My life is torn between two pursuits--permaculture because it uses all my skills and works toward a better world, and teaching in the public schools which allows me health insurance, income, and some impact on young people. To keep my teaching license, I need to earn six credits every five years. Usually, teachers just take the cheapest on-line courses to meet what can be a pricey way to maintain one's licensure. I would really like someone out there to allow me to purchase some credits from a credited university confirming my skills and knowledge in Permaculture. I've looked at On-line Courses that offer a certificate but no credits.

I've considered finding a fellow faculty member at the college where I teach as an adjunct, but no one has permaculture experience. Indeed, if someone were teaching such a course, it'd be me.

I'd be willing to pay $450 for three credits. Some professor wouldn't even have to do much work.

Any ideas? Any takers?
 
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Might find something here?

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Douglas, did you get any further with finding somewhere that'll give you credits for your permaculture studies?

I think this would be a massive boost to the legitimacy of permaculture and help expand the empire...
 
Or we might never have existed at all. Freaky. So we should cherish everything. Even this tiny ad:
Learn Permaculture through a little hard work
https://wheaton-labs.com/bootcamp
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