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Designed for newcomers, this course covers the essentials: bee biology, hive setup, basic equipment, and colony management. Students learn how to install their first hive, care for bees through the seasons, and harvest honey responsibly. By the end of the program, participants are ready to manage a small hobby hive with confidence.

This course is for beekeepers ready to expand their skills. Topics include advanced hive management, breeding strong queens, preventing disease outbreaks, and scaling up for honey production. Practical demonstrations and case studies help students develop techniques that increase hive resilience and honey yield.

A specialized course focused on the techniques of extracting, filtering, and storing honey. Students learn how to handle frames, maintain hygiene, and package honey for personal or commercial use. Wax harvesting and secondary products like propolis and pollen are also covered, maximizing the value of every hive.

This course teaches eco-friendly methods that prioritize bee welfare and biodiversity. Topics include organic hive treatments, habitat preservation, and natural forage planting. Students gain the knowledge to align their beekeeping with environmental stewardship, contributing positively to local ecosystems.

For those interested in turning their passion into profit, this program covers business planning, branding, marketing, and sales strategies. Students learn how to establish a beekeeping enterprise, sell honey and hive products, and build long-term customer relationships. The course prepares learners for both small-scale farm businesses and larger commercial operations.

Beyond structured courses, BeeSchool hosts live workshops where students can ask questions, troubleshoot issues, and learn directly from experts. These interactive sessions provide immediate guidance and foster confidence. Popular topics include seasonal hive checks, dealing with pests, and preparing colonies for winter.