Facilitator Training Course
AU $385.00 – AU $1,100.00
Become a certified African Drumming Facilitator with us!
The Course gives you the road-ready skills and resources to run successful drumming sessions for all age groups. Courses are aligned with the Australian Government Schools Curriculum.
No prior musical experience necessary.
After you complete the online checkout, we’ll be in touch with confirmation and details.
Do you prefer to register now and for your organisation to pay later with an invoice? No problem! Submit your registration here.
More Details
Online via Zoom
9:30am – 3:30pm AET / AEDT
Term 2
Level 1: Saturday 3rd May | Level 2: Sunday 4th May
Term 3
Level 1: Saturday 2nd August | Level 2: Sunday 3rd August
Level 3: Saturday 30th & Sunday 31st August
Term 4
Level 1: Saturday 18th October | Level 2: Sunday 19th October
Onsite
9:30am – 3:30pm Local Time
Melbourne VIC
Level 1:Â Saturday 31st May | Level 2:Â Sunday 1st June
Level 1: Saturday 8th November | Level 2: Sunday 9th November
Perth WA
Level 1:Â Saturday 16th August | Level 2: Sunday 17th August
Sydney NSW
Level 1:Â Saturday 21st June | Level 2: Sunday 22nd June
Rates
Online or Onsite
One day: Level 1 or Level 2: $350 + GST
Two days: Levels 1 & 2 together / Or single Level 3: $595 +gst
Levels 1, 2 and 3 booked together (online or a combination of onsite & online): $1000 + GST
Find more details on our Teacher Training here.
*Cancellation Policy: Please note that for confirmed registrations, there is a fee of $75 + gst for cancellations or date change within 7 days prior to the course.
MEET YOUR TEACHERS
Djulz Chambers
Djulz is dedicated to the percussion music of the African diaspora and its underlying world view. With 20 years of experience, her passion for traditional West African drum ensemble music has taken her around the world, including immersive time in West and South East Africa. She combines her deep knowledge of African percussion with a focus on personal growth, offering educational and healing experiences that blend musical instruction with pathways to a deeper life through drumming. Djulz is especially interested in the therapeutic benefits of group drumming for mental health, addiction recovery, and working with diverse populations.
Alastair Rae
Alastair is a lifelong disciple of rhythm with a background in training and teaching, linguistics and mathematics.
He is at the forefront of African Drumming’s community classes, performance groups, and school and corporate events.
Alastair believes in the cognitive and emotional benefits of drumming and has a passion for learning West African rhythms and sharing them with others through the transporting and connecting power of drumming.
He considers himself fortunate to be surrounded by wonderful African instruments and performers as part of his daily life and work.
Brianna Slattery
After 10 years of playing the piano, Brianna
bought her first djembe at the age of 18 – and
promptly fell in love with African drumming!
Brianna has been teaching drumming to school
students for the past five years. Brianna believes
that being a member of a drumming community
has far reaching-benefits, including: enhancing
musicality, building relationships, boosting
confidence and improving general well being.
