Program Delivery Training is mandatory training provided for staff delivering the Kitchen Garden Program in schools joining the Program from 2013 onwards. It is in-depth, hands-on training designed to provide all the basics to teachers delivering kitchen and/or garden classes, as well as specialists who deliver classes under the National Program.

It consists of two sessions, an Introductory session and an Advanced session, each of which runs over two days. These sessions are scheduled approximately six months apart and are each divided into a 'kitchen stream' or a 'garden stream'.

Details

This session commences on October 11 and 12 2013, with the Introductory Session, and completes in June2014 with the Advanced Session.

Each new school should send two staff members to this training. It is designed for the staff members who will deliver kitchen and garden classes, whether they are a teacher or a Kitchen Garden Specialist. If schools have only one staff member delivering kitchen classes as well as garden classes, a supporting Kitchen Garden Assistant is required to attend this training. It is a decision of the school which person attends the kitchen stream or the garden stream within this training.

The training days are full days, with hands-on workshops in kitchen and garden environments, along with some group work. Everything from the philosophy of the Foundation, to specific kitchen and garden skills, through to managing the Program at your school will be covered in these training days. Importantly you will also meet other new Kitchen Garden Schools, have an opportunity to connect with other teachers new to the Kitchen Garden Program, meet some of our Foundation staff, and learn how to use our Shared Table website to support your progress through the Program.

We look forward to working with you!

Additional Details

You will choose to take either the Kitchen or Garden streams at the sessions, depending upon your area of specialty at your school. Please come prepared for hands-on sessions in kitchen or garden, so closed shoes are a must, and garden educators may be outside for parts of each day so should bring hats/sunscreen or coats as necessary. A camera, notebook and pen are also recommended.

You will receive a copy of the Introductory or Advanced Kitchen Garden Program Syllabus at your sessions, as well as a folder containing useful handouts for supplementary information.

Cairns Intake 2 – Concludes June 2014

Program Delivery Training is mandatory training provided for staff delivering the Kitchen Garden Program in schools joining the Program from 2013 onwards.

Date: October 11, 2013 - June 14, 2014

Free!

Venue: Cairns West State School
Mayers Street
CAIRNS QLD 4870

Open for Registration