Training of Trainers in Regenerative Design

 The course is a blended course including virtual synchronous sessions, team collaborations and discussions, and life-term access to self-paced asynchronous study materials and sessions.

4 Weeks (We recommend 18 hours of study per week)

• 16 hours synchronous sessions. These sessions will be held on a weekend day (Saturday or Sunday) 2:00-6:00 PM UK time for 4 weeks.
• 24 hours and above self-paced, asynchronous study sessions
• 32 hours of collaborative teamwork with the community of participants

In addition to a hugely valuable set of knowledge, skills, and experiences which you will get from this course, you will also have the opportunity to closely collaborate with the other participants with similar motivations and interests from all around the world and develop your network. More importantly, you will have life-term access to the learning materials and self-paced sessions which are consistently updated. By successfully completing this course you will also receive a Certificate of Completion.  

• Active participation and engagement (over 75%) in the virtual synchronous sessions
• Full participation and engagement in  collaborative teamwork and assignments

Ecodemia issues Certificates of Completion for all participants who complete the course successfully and meet all the requirements for the completion of this course. Ecodemia's courses are non-formal and non-academic courses and Ecodemia does not issue any academic credits or degrees. Depending on the academic institution's policies on the acceptance of the non-formal education certificates as part of the formal degree studies, some institutions may accept these certificates. Applicants are advised to check this with their institution prior to their registration.

This course is open to everyone who has previously participated in any certificate courses of Ecodemia or completed a PDC.  Additionally, you need a commitment to learning,  and knowledge of the English language, and access to internet connection and computer. 

We value discussions, sharing knowledge and experiences,  and collaborative peer works and accordingly we limit the number of participants in each course to 20.