Wilderness Education Training 2 | Thuringia
About this Class
With the sky as our roof and the meadows, streams, and forests as our classroom, we regenerate the “Old Way” in harmony with creation.
The Regeneration of the Old Way!
What does it feel like to be in balance with the rhythms of the seasons and the voice of your heart? To listen to the counsel of your dreams, the teachings of the animals, and the wisdom of your ancestors? To move like a shadow and see what lies hidden in the forests? To know your purpose in life and play a valuable role for your people?
Come and take a seat by the teRea campfire, draw from the basket of stories, crafts, and ancient teachings of our ancestors, and find your own answers. This 10-part wilderness education training brings you back to the path we all once lived, giving you a unique sense of what it is like to be fully human.
Available dates
There are currently no upcoming dates for this class. However, you can express your interest in future events by putting yourself on the waiting list.
Contents
Nature Study
Continue getting to know the landscapes of our region as they change through the year, and expand your knowledge of ecology, ornithology, bird language, mammals, tracking, and botany.
Cultural Studies
We explore past and present cultures and value systems, as well as our cultural heritage, and relate them to the question of what it means to be naturally human.
Bushcraft & Survival
Deepen what you have learned so far and expand your skills in bow making, leather tanning, and other practices for living with the Earth over the long term.
Social & Emotional Survival Skills
Cultivate your intuition, build resilience practices, and strengthen your ability to remain true to your heart in conflicts, deepening trust and care in your relationships.
Self-Knowledge & Self-Leadership
Continue your practices of self-awareness and connection with nature, and cultivate new ones that connect you even more deeply with who you are, so you can bring your potential into the world.
Community Building
Learn and live the universal principles for building strong, dynamic, nature-connected communities, and apply them to the communities you are part of in everyday life.
Hunting & Being
Explore the cycle of life and death and the dilemma of taking life in order to live. How can we hunt with honor, and how do we create balance in giving and receiving?
Camp Structure
Live and establish reliable structures for wilderness camps modeled on Indigenous communities, where your clan can cook, learn, and live around the fire.
Art of Mentoring
Explore new, proven practices, techniques, and facets of living mentoring that fundamentally transform our relationship with places, and put them into practice.
Ceremonies & Rituals
Revitalize the spiritual life of our ancestors, distill universal principles, and create your own living rituals that remind us to remember where we come from, who we are, and where we are going.
Sacred Stillness
Learn and practice breathing and meditation techniques to immerse yourself deeply in the moment and access your inner vision, as well as your higher purpose in life.
Liminal Time & Dreams
Turn inward through time in nature and your dreams to explore your original self, discover your personal gift, and follow your own path with renewed clarity.
Structure
The training lasts 25 months and is divided into 9 modules comprising a total of 41 in-person days, plus independent study and one workshop weekend.
- Module 1: 20–26 October 2025 | 7 days
- Module 2: 09–11 January 2026 | 3 days
- Module 3: 20–22 March 2026 | 3 days
- Module 4: 11–14 June 2026 | 4 days
- Module 5: 14–20 September 2026 | 7 days
- Module 6: 15–17 January 2027 | 3 days
- Module 7: 20–23 May 2027 | 3 days
- Module 8: 05–11 July 2027 | 7 days
- Module 9: 05–07 November 2027 | 3 days
- Workshop weekend: flexible scheduling
The modules begin at 18:00 and end at 15:00. Also plan to spend about 2 hours per week during the training on in-depth exercises at your place of residence.
Prerequisites
Wilderness Education Part 2 is for you if you feel called to contribute, through your own transformation, to a future in which humans and nature are once again united, and if you can embrace the immersive nature of this program. You can apply if you are over 18 and have successfully completed Wilderness Education Part 1 at teRea or at a school in the W.I.N.D. network. Applications are open now and close 6 weeks before the program starts. Places are limited to 18 participants.
Packing List
For successful training weekends, it is useful to acquire the following items, if you do not already have them:
- Weatherproof clothing in muted colors
- Sleeping bag rated to approx. +/- 0°C
- Sleeping mat
- Tarp, 2x3 or 3x3 meters
- Sitting pad made of natural material
Board & Overnight
Accommodation:
You will spend the nights getting comfortable exclusively under a tarp or in a tent, so you can sleep close to the earth.
Meals:
We serve vegan and omnivorous food. We prioritize organic quality and—where possible—locally sourced ingredients.
We charge €35 per seminar day for accommodation and meals. This is payable in cash at the beginning of each module.
Certificate
Certificate & Certificate of Participation
Upon successful completion of the training, you will receive a certificate authorizing you to use the title “Wilderness Education Specialist – Advanced Qualification.”
The Wilderness Education 2 training is considered successfully completed when the following requirements have been met:
- Successful participation in the modules, with a maximum absence of 10%.
- Proof of completion of all in-depth assignments.
- Proof of 100 sit-spot observation logs.
- Co-planning and delivery of your own workshop weekend.
If you choose not to participate in the workshop weekend, we will issue you a certificate of participation for this training.
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About the Organizer
teRea - Wildnistrainings | Kevin Hildebrandt
Hi, I'm Kevin!
Wilderness mentor, tracker, and founder of teRea Wildnistrainings.
By spending as much time as possible in the wilderness, I've learned what my elders call being human in our original state. I pass on the body of ancient knowledge and skills behind it in my wilderness courses.
Your Kevin
What drives teRea?
Here at teRea, we believe in a future beyond the comfort zone. In a world where people are once again connected with themselves and nature.
We care deeply that young people have a healthy relationship with nature and learn how to guide their own children toward one. This relationship shapes our cities, our living environments, and our daily lives.
Our mission is to heal the broken bond between people and nature—for the well-being of the Earth and future generations.
What will you find at teRea?
Your entry point to transformative wilderness training filled with real survival skills, nature crafts, knowledge of nature, awareness of nature, ancient wisdom, and modern mentoring techniques. And, without a doubt, a return to an old and powerful path that restores balance with your natural self, the natural world, and your fellow human beings.
No pressure or prior knowledge needed—just plenty of curiosity and inspiration.
Hi, ich bin Kevin!
Wildnismentor, Spurenleser und Gründer von teRea Wildnistrainings.
Indem ich so oft wie möglich Zeit in der Wildnis verbringe, habe ich gelernt, was meine Ältesten als ursprünglich Menschsein bezeichnen. Das Bündel an altem Wissen und Fertigkeiten dahinter gebe ich in meinen Wildnis-Kursen weiter.
Dein Kevin
Was treibt teRea an?
Wir bei teRea glauben an eine Zukunft außerhalb der Komfortzone. An eine Welt, in der Menschen wieder mit sich und der Natur vereint sind.
Uns liegt am Herzen dass die jungen Menschen eine gesunde Beziehung zur Natur haben und wie sie ihre eigenen Kinder dahin begleiten. Denn diese entscheidet über die Gestalt und Verfasstheit unserer Städte, unseres Wohnumfelds und unseres täglichen Lebens.
Unsere Mission liegt darin die zerbrochene Bindung zwischen Menschen und Natur zu heilen – für das Wohlergehen der Erde und zukünftige Generationen.
Was du bei teRea findest?
Deinen Einstieg in transformative Wildnistrainings voll echtem Survival, Naturhandwerk, Naturwissen, Naturwahrnehmung, alten Weisheiten und moderner Mentoring-Kunst. Und ganz sicher die Rückkehr auf einen alten kraftvollen Weg, der die Balance mit deinem natürlichen Selbst, der natürliche Lebenswelt und deinen Mitmenschen wiederherstellt.
Ohne Druck und Vorwissen, mit viel Neugier und Inspiration.
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