Do you need Online Earth Masters classes?

• Yes / No. I would definitely be able to take classes if they were offered online? Any particulars? Costs?

Short 2 - 4 hour workshops?

• Tell us when we can plan for you. I am able to attend, in my spare time only, as a component learner. What that looks like is that I need classes in: 2 - 4 hour sessions? 1 day workshops? 2 days? Evenings / mornings / afternoons? On my days off? Which days?

Subsidies to take some of the sessions?

• If seat subsidies were available for special-case situations, would you make an application for half price (any length) workshops? Yes / No. Any particulars?

Tell us your needs!

Send us a quick reply, in short abreviated form to the below email address.

OR ... Call us about a barter arrangement for the exact classes you know you want to take. We have lots of volunteer possibilities.

If you want to do this...

then, don't let anything stop you.

This is your chance....

We are a forming community of committed sustainability learners. We welcome you to be part of our growing & shared experience.

For more information about Earth Masters or the classes, check the wiki information site at: http://earthmasters.pbwiki.com .

OR...

To REGISTER,

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Find out what we're all about first hand. Sit in on some of our fabulous classes!

Join us for our Introductory Launch Program...

Meet other students. Talk with instructors.

We welcome you to join in the 'earth arts' momentum!

Call us. We'll find a way to make it work.

INTRODUCTION (if you haven't had it yet...)

The Earth Masters Program is a grassroots, hands-on learning system created and supported by a co-operative web of not-for-profit, social enterprise, student and teaching partners designed to enable anyone, at any level, to build and live with more appropriately sustainable practices.

This Fall 2006 Schedule is to be taught mostly in Cedar, with some Student-run field trips to points further south. Regular classes during the year will be taught throughout the south end of Vancouver Island, hosted through three main day-program institutions and four auxiliary evening and weekend facilities, as well as an array of farms, community hall and school buildings possible, as classroom needs continue to expand. (Our Vancouver Island locations include: Cedar, Gabriola, Nanaimo, Comox, Duncan, Cobble Hill & Shawnigan Lake. See Photos )

All scheduling workshops and course components are coordinated by the Community Assets Project on a cooperative basis with experts and specialists in sustainability-related fields, who work as independent freelance instructors for the benefit of the students of the EM learning community.

Explore your learning prospects....

Join in and share your stories,

In Sustainability,

Roz Powell

Scheduling / Facilities Coordinator

Community Assets Project

Earth Masters Program

Box 4516, #54 - 650 Terminal Ave.

Nanaimo, BC V9R 6E8

250-753-5605

Information: CommunityAssets ( AT ) telus.net

Media Enquiries to: em ( AT ) vibc.ca