Skip to main content
Menu Menu

Plan a Permaculture Garden Skill Set

Plan a Permaculture Garden Skill Set

State ID MAC32
 Design your future with nature

If you're passionate about sustainability, creating productive ecosystems, and working in harmony with nature, this course is for you. Learn how to cultivate plants essential to permaculture systems and propagate them to create sustainable, productive food forests. Ideal for anyone looking to combine environmental responsibility with practical skills, this course will give you the tools to build thriving, resilient landscapes that nurture both people and the planet.  

Image
Agriculture, farming, cows, cattle

This skill set is related to the Skills Ready program. Other skill sets can be found on our Courses (opens in a new tab) page, using the Refine course results>Study mode filters.

Overview

Campus Denmark

When All year round

Study Mode On Campus

In this part of the course, you'll develop specialised skills in plant propagation, a critical aspect of permaculture design. You’ll learn how to successfully propagate a wide range of plants used in sustainable food systems, from fruit trees and shrubs to herbs and ground covers. Explore different propagation techniques such as seed saving, cuttings, division, and grafting, ensuring you can multiply plants efficiently and sustainably.

By understanding the biology and needs of each plant species, you'll gain the ability to create productive, resilient food forests that thrive in harmony with natural ecosystems. These hands-on skills will empower you to nurture diverse plant communities that support food security, biodiversity, and environmental regeneration.

Important information

Select your preferred campus and apply

All year round, 2024

Details

When All year round, 2024
Where Denmark
How Planning a Permaculture Garden

Units

Core

National ID Unit title
AHCPER331 Coordinate propagation activities for a permaculture system
AHCPER335 Select plant and animal species for permaculture systems

Get help

Course enquiry form