Thinking about stepping into the fast-growing cannabis industry? Budtending 101 is the perfect starting point! Whether you’re an aspiring dispensary agent, a current budtender, a trimmer, or someone curious about medical marijuana jobs, this course is designed to give you the skills and knowledge to thrive. Plus, you’ll learn how cannabis interacts with the human body in fascinating ways.
We’ve packed everything you need to know into this course to help you hit the ground running in an entry-level dispensary job:
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Ready to kickstart your cannabis career? Budtending 101 has everything you need to get started in one of the most exciting industries around.
The Cannabis Flower Classifications unit provides budtenders with in-depth knowledge about the different classifications of cannabis flower.
This unit equips budtenders with essential knowledge about terpenes and cannabinoids, the chemical compounds that define the aroma, flavor, and effects of cannabis. Understanding these compounds is crucial for guiding customers toward products that align with their preferences and desired outcomes. By mastering the interplay of terpenes and cannabinoids, budtenders can provide tailored recommendations and enhance the overall customer experience.
A knowledgeable budtender should know about cannabis products and be able to communicate with a wide variety of personalities.
Customer service is an integral part of budtending and should not be seen as an extension of it.
As a budtender, having a comprehensive understanding of concentrates is crucial for several reasons.
In this lesson, we will explore the importance of understanding the potency of concentrates and how to guide customers in proper dosage control. Concentrates are known for their high potency compared to traditional cannabis flower, and it's crucial to provide accurate information and recommendations to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for customers.
Welcome to the lesson on proper storage and handling of cannabis concentrates for budtenders. It is crucial to understand the importance of storing and handling concentrates correctly to ensure their quality, potency, and longevity. By following best practices for storage and handling, you can maintain the integrity of the products and provide customers with the best possible experience.
Edibles are a popular choice for patients who prefer not to smoke cannabis. They come in various forms, such as teas, candies, baked goods, tinctures (made with alcohol or glycerin extractions), and even complete prepared meals. It's important for budtenders to inform patients about responsible edible use, as some edibles can be highly potent.
In this final unit, we will explore various aspects of advancing your budtending career, including resume building, career opportunities, and the next steps you can take to further your professional growth in the industry.
Congratulations on completing your course! We're thrilled to see your dedication and commitment to your learning journey. Your efforts have paid off, and now it's time to reap the rewards of your hard work. Below, you'll find important information regarding your certification and the process moving forward.