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Savory Accredited

Holistic Management Educators

World-class educators backed by Savory's decades of experience

Any grazing guru can tell you what worked for them, but a true coach helps you discover what’s right for your own operation. Backed by the most up-to-date training materials and curriculum, accredited Holistic Management educators help producers realize their fullest potential through courses, workshops, coaching, and consulting.
Curriculums Adapted to Local Needs

A commercial ranching operation has different needs than a smallholder farming community. Accredited educators are all trained in the commercial curriculum while an additional communal curriculum has been developed to support those where communal land ownership and herding are factors.

Commercial Educators

Communal Educators

Step-by-step

Educator Accreditation Pathway

Make a career out of teaching Holistic Management and supporting producers in their journey to regeneration. Chart your own path by becoming an accredited Holistic Management educator, just complete the steps below.
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Fill Out Accreditation Form
If you're ready to get started with accreditation as an educator of the Holistic Management curriculum, the first step is to fill out this form so Savory can guide you through the process.
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Complete Your Coursework
The next step is to successfully complete each module of the Holistic Management curriculum: Fundamentals, Holistic Planned Grazing, Holistic Land Planning, Holistic Financial Planning, and Ecological Monitoring. Note that fundamentals can be taken through Savory's online course, but all planning procedures must be taken through an accredited Savory Hub.
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Savory educators working in the field
Pass Your Exit Review
When you're ready, schedule an exit interview. This two-hour oral exam will cover the Holistic Management framework, core concepts, planning procedures, etc. Your exit interviewer will then discuss results with Savory's Senior Director of Programs and a decision will be made on accreditation suitability.
Savory educators working in the field
CAT Project, Communal Agricultural Transformation Project, Mceula Village, South Africa
ACCREDITATION
Associate Educator
After paying accreditation dues, you officially receive accreditation as an Associate Educator. This entry-level accreditation indicates that the educator sufficiently understands the concepts and principles of Holistic Management to begin teaching it to others, and you receive access to all training materials, curriculum, the Network communication platform, and post-accreditation advanced trainings.
CAT Project, Communal Agricultural Transformation Project, Mceula Village, South Africa
Teaching Holistic Management - Savory Institute
ACCREDITATION
Professional Educator
With more experience and training (i.e. at least one year of training clients in Holistic Management with a Field Professional or Master Field Professional), an Associate Educator may apply to become a Professional Educator.
Teaching Holistic Management - Savory Institute
Complete your coursework
ACCREDITATION
Field Professional
With more field experience, teaching, or managing holistically (i.e. at least three years of working land and livestock, completing a 5-day advanced Holistic Management training, and training all Holistic Management courses a second time with a Field Professional or Master Field Professional) a Professional Educator may apply to advance to the Field Professional level. As a Field Professional, you are also qualified to become an EOV Verifier.
Complete your coursework
Accreditation as a Master Field Professional by Savory Institute
ACCREDITATION
Master Field Professional
Finally, with even more experience (i.e. at least five years of working land and livestock, mentoring other ecucators, and broad experience across ecoregions) a Field Professional can apply to become a Master Field Professional, the highest level of accredited educator. Master Field Professionals can work anywhere across the globe due to the breadth of their experience, so they are often called upon to providing training in Savory's large-scale projects.
Accreditation as a Master Field Professional by Savory Institute

Benefits of Savory Accreditation

As if helping land managers realize their fullest potential wasn’t enough, becoming a Savory Accredited Educator has a host of other benefits.

Latest Materials & Curriculum

Each year, you will receive the latest and most up-to-date training materials and curriculum from the Savory team.

Member of a
Global Network

As part of a global network, you can share ideas, insights, and business opportunities with fellow Network members.

Access to
Advanced Trainings

Available only to Network members, you’ll receive advance training opportunities to continue your journey with Holistic Management.

Chart Your Own Career Path

You’re in control with your accreditation. Create a thriving full-time training business, or use your accreditation to complement other ventures.

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