Creating a School for Aquascaping
- Gagan Saiprasad
- Feb 26, 2024
- 1 min read
Problem
Addressing Lack of Professional Training:
The ADA School of Aquascaping was initiated to tackle the absence of a platform for serious hobbyists to receive professional training.
Establishing Recognized Certifications:
A rigorous certification program was being implemented within the ADA School of Aquascaping to provide industry-recognized credentials.
Enhancing Recognition and Support:
The program was designed not only to educate but also to garner respect from peers and family members for participants.
Solution
Implementing a Professional Training Program:
A curriculum led by professionals trained under Takashi Amano was being executed, covering all aspects of aquascaping.
Providing Comprehensive Education and Entrepreneurial Focus:
Students were being guided to turn aquascaping into a potential income source by instilling entrepreneurial skills alongside comprehensive education.
Offering Certification and Recognition:
A rigorous certification program was provided, validating skills and leading to increased recognition and respect within the community.

Process
Taking End-to-End Ownership:
From ideation to execution, everything was being overseen, including program scope, merchandise, branding, and marketing.
Strategically Planning:
An easy-to-use enrollment process was being developed, accompanied by detailed information about the program and its benefits.
Ensuring User-Friendly Enrollment:
A detailed information about the program and its benefits was being provided.
Executing the Curriculum and Certification Process:
The aquascaping curriculum was being executed, aligning with program goals, and a thorough certification process was being implemented.
Providing Post-Certification Benefits:
Special pricing on materials and tools was being offered, providing ongoing support for graduates to continue developing their skills.
Fostering Continuous Improvement and Community Building:
Participant feedback was continuously being collected for improvement, and a sense of community was being fostered through forums, events, and networking.
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