Registration for Cal State East Bay's newest cannabis education and training program closes tonight. What you need to know about the program and how to register.
Cal State East Bay is the latest college — and first in the California State University system — to offer online training certification programs for people interested in working in the expanding cannabis industry. This month, Cal State East Bay welcomed its first cohort of students to its online offering of cannabis education courses. Course participants can learn about cannabis in healthcare and medicine, agriculture and horticulture, business , and risk management.
In addition to specialized training and education, students receive a certificate from Cal State East Bay, which helps them stand out as job applicants and succeed in the complex industry, Simon said. Prospective students have until the end of the day Friday to register for classes. Here's what you need to know about the course offerings and financial options. The course offerings are available to anyone 18 years and older; no admissions process is required.
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