Institut Supérieur de Cannabiculture (ISC) opens in October 2019
Want to learn how to grow hemp or legal cannabis? The Institut Supérieur de Cannabiculture is the first European and French-speaking training course dedicated to the professional cultivation of cannabis.
The e-learning platform, reserved for adults only, aims to offer a unique and interactive experience for future students, ranging from courses in applied horticulture and plant biology to law, history, ethics and macroeconomics, throughout the 14-week training course.
Students will be able to practice their skills on legal hemp varieties before taking up internships with the Institute's European partners. Their commitment is to support each student in his or her professional or entrepreneurial project, and to become a key player in the industry.
The ISC teaching team
The ISC teaching team will include Johann Chaumont, Agronomy Engineer, Master of Science in Agronomy and Master of Science in Agronomy. Ingrid Metton, Dr. Jean-Christophe Breitler, Doctor of Plant Biology, Jouany Chatoux, owner of the Pigerolles organic farm and ardent defender of organic agriculture.’experimentation in Creuse production of medical cannabis.
In addition to the scientific and technical skills taught, the Institut Supérieur de Cannabiculture aims to build an avant-garde network in which the professionals and entrepreneurs trained are integrated.
Several courses are available, with prices ranging from €199 to €3750.
Find out more about ISC on their website.
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