Hosting an In-Person Make and Take Workshop
Build Community and Your Reputation, While Earning Some Cash
Course Summary
Earn some cash for your herbal education, by hosting in-person Make and Take workshops in your own community . This class covers how to organize a Make and Take workshop, 9 recipes to use, supply lists, how to secure a venue, swipe copy to advertise your event, and even how to set up your classroom area for a successful in-person Make and Take Workshop.
Course Curriculum
Chris Dalziel
Chris Dalziel is the founder of the popular websites, JoybileeFarm.com and the membership site DIY Herbal Fellowship. Chris empowers her readers to grow their own food and medicine and preserve it so that they can confidently provide for their families. She is a grandmother, teacher, author, gardener, herbalist, and homesteader. She is the author of The Dehydrator Cookbook for Beginners (2022, Rockridge Press), The Beeswax Workshop (2017, Ulysses Press), and Homegrown Healing from Seed to Apothecary (2016, Joybilee Media) Chris believes in giving her readers a quick win, because each quick win builds confidence and empowers self-reliance.
Chris and her husband live in the mountains of British Columbia with their two dogs and a cat.
Course Pricing
Course enrollment
$147 USD
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Build your reputation as a teacher and an herbalist by hosting in-person Make and Take workshops
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- Why in-person Make 'N' Take workshops work to build community
- How to plan 3 in-person Make 'n' Take workshops in your local community
- Where to host the workshops so that you minimize costs and create wins
- What to say in your advertising to increase the excitement & sign ups
- The crafty herbal formulas that will have your students asking for more
- How to estimate costs so that your workshops are affordable but profitable
- How to stay organized during the event so you don't get overwhelmed
- How to create community so that you can repeat the magic over and over
