Given the eminently practical nature of this training, it is done face-to-face, in a total of 10 modules over two years (6 training courses + 3 professional aptitude modules + 1 final work exposure course and evaluation). Each course is held on a weekend that includes Friday afternoon to Sunday morning, in places with accommodation, in different parts of the peninsula, which are reference sites and are studied by prospectors with experience and recognized by the Association of Studies Geobiological GEA.
Each of the 6 courses includes specific lectures given by experts in the different subjects. Tutorial practices are also carried out in small groups. At the beginning of each course a time is allocated for the exhibition and revision of the prospecting work carried out by each student in the previous course.
The MAPs (Professional Aptitude Modules) are specific seminars that take place on weekends, Saturdays and Sundays, in which experts are gathered in the subjects addressed, which allow us to delve into the three major areas of geobiological practice:
1. Techniques of radiesthetic sensitivity applied to Geobiology.
2. PASH (Environmental Health Parameters in Habitat) that encompasses EMF
(Electro-Magnetic Fields) and electronic measuring equipment.
3. Biohabitability
In the final module, the students present the work that consists of an investigation in one of the multiple themes that include the Geobiology and Biohabitability, contemplated in the program, that is of special interest and motivation for the student.
GEA Training in Geobiology and Biohabitability /
