PQK Lab is the public brand on pqk.org. “Lab” names an inquiry practice. It does not, by itself, prove a physical laboratory, field site, or ministry licence.
Contact
Contact the lab with a setting, not a slogan.
An inquiry to PQK should describe a place in the world, a first-pass problem, any question already tried, tools, and time. This page does not invent an email, phone, or legal entity.
For partners
Five facts before a conversation.
Standing inquiry training is operating: problem finding, question design, evidence logs, models, builds, and showcases. Field trips, dates, and fees are confirmed after email.
Record friction in a real setting. Separate observation from guess. Narrow a question a short log could actually test. Revise the model after a miss.
Evidence is a dated observation log, a narrowed question, a revisable model, and a showcase that still shows the miss. This site lists no field partners, awards, or enrollment numbers.
Public inquiries: info@pqk.org. English welcome. Administration: admin@pqk.org.
Write as if you are briefing work
This page is for anyone with a real question. The public mailbox is info@pqk.org. English is welcome. Narrow field friction into an inquiry question.
What the first message should contain
Say who you are in role terms, the unexplained question, and which artifact (four-column friction log, researchable question, dated evidence, revised model) you can host.
What not to paste
Do not send other people’s identifiers, health notes, or unpublished student work in a first message.
What happens next
Write info@pqk.org. Fit details stay on apply.
Related
Continue inside PQK.
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