Educationists, teachers and trainers often ask the important question - where and how does "Food Gardening" fit into a school or ABE (adult basic education) or other training programme (or curriculum)?

• Individuals:
  • such as the unemployed, the disabled, the aged, the marginalized, and the poor, as well as all those who wish to upgrade their quality of life.
  • Community groups in rural and urban areas - women's organisations, welfare groups, youth groups, churches and other NGO's and CBO's.

• Government departments
  • Education, Health, Social Development, Agriculture, Environment, Labour and local metropolitan councils.

• Companies
  • Workers who are retiring or might be retrenched, or who would like to add to their skills and pass these on to others at their homes and within their communities.

• Also schools, technikons, universities, training centres, hospitals and clinics.

Training:

We offer the following trainings:

• 1-Day Level I Basic Organic Food Gardening workshops
• 2-Day Level I Basic Organic Food Gardening training

Course Outline:

a.  1st Half: Introduction to FGF Method

b.  2nd Half: Practical Implementation of the Method

Two-Days Basic Food Gardening Course

Day 1: Theory session on the FGF Method and the advantages thereof

Day 2: Practical session on implementing a Food Garden

Our training activities are aimed at educating the following candidates: