Newsweed offers a scholarship to the Institut Supérieur de Cannabiculture (ISC)
In partnership with Institut Supérieur de Cannabiculture (ISC), Newsweed is offering a €3750 scholarship to join the full ISC program.
The bursary will be awarded by a jury of Cannabis professionals, who will judge the relevance and coherence of the applicant's entrepreneurial project. The following criteria will be taken into account:
- project logic (strategy, objectives, means, results)
- the project's ability to attract other sources of financing
- understanding of the business environment
- the structuring, innovative and transferable nature of the project
- the sustainable and ethical dimension of the project
- profitability
- the project's ability to support cross-sectoral and territorial partnerships to promote an integrated and comprehensive approach to employment and active inclusion
You have until Friday, October 4, 2019 to send your application to this address. Only people of legal age can enroll at ISC.
A strong need for manpower
In a fast-growing sector, the need for trained professionals is exploding. Whether you want to manage a crop of several hectares or become a master of laboratory extractions, work in the cosmetics or pharmaceutical sectors... whatever your project, the industry is recruiting!
However, companies often have difficulty finding staff trained in the specific issues of legal cannabis. This fellowship is an opportunity to become a true professional in the legal cannabis industry.
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