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Marijuana 101 
Included in the Master of Cannabis Program, the Marijuana 101 class consists of easy-to-understand lessons and videos that will teach you about the history of cannabis, the components of cannabis, and cannabis products. You’ll earn a certificate that proves your solid understanding of basic cannabis topics.
Included in the Master of Cannabis Program, Marijuana 101’s easy-to-understand lessons and videos will teach you about the history of cannabis, the components of cannabis, and cannabis products.
Cannabis 101 Class FAQs
Is this cannabis 101 class and cannabis school accredited?
Yes! We are the only cannabis education school in the world that has an internationally recognized accreditation provided by ANSI/IACET.
Is Cannabis 101 certification included in the Master of Cannabis Program?
Yes! Cannabis 101 certification, and 9 other certificates are included in the Master of Cannabis Program.
Is the Marijuana 101 class online or in person?
The Marijuana 101 class is 100% online. You can make your own schedule, and work from any device!
How long does it take to complete the Master of Cannabis Program?
Complete the required work in as little as 7 days (42 hrs of required content), or take your time and enjoy hundreds of hours of how-to tutorials, resources, and 8 Ed Rosenthal e-books. There are no set class times and no homework, and anyone 18+ can enroll.
What are some commonly asked questions I will learn the answers to from taking this Cannabis 101 class?
- What is cannabis?
- What are the different types of cannabis plants (e.g., indica, sativa, hybrid)?
- What are cannabinoids, and how do they affect the body?
- What is THC, and how does it differ from CBD?
- What are the potential health benefits of cannabis?
- What are the common methods of consuming cannabis (e.g., smoking, vaping, edibles, tinctures)?
- What are the short-term and long-term effects of cannabis use?
- How do I determine the right dosage for cannabis products?
- What are the potential side effects of using cannabis?
- How does cannabis affect mental health?
- How can I safely store cannabis products?
- What are terpenes, and how do they influence the effects of cannabis?
- What is the difference between recreational and medical cannabis use?
- What are some common myths and misconceptions about cannabis?
- What are the best practices for responsible and safe cannabis use?
- How can I reduce the risk of addiction or dependency on cannabis?
- How does the potency of cannabis vary between different products and strains?
- What are some beginner-friendly cannabis strains or products to try?
Great information in a one stop shop of resources! The nice thing…is you can access it with any device. You can use a tablet, a laptop, or…phone. You could pick up…wherever you wanted at any time!
– PJ Gauthier
420 Small Business Owner & Adult Learning Consultant
Marijuana 101 Topics
Cannabis 101 Topics
What Is Cannabis?
Cannabis has been described as a weed, as a recreational drug, and as the latest craze in medical treatment. But what actually is it? This lesson will cover the origins of the cannabis plant and tell you what you need to know about cannabis strains and cultivars. The lesson covers these topics:
- Cannabis Plant Overview, including Origins of Cannabis,
Cannabis Cultivars, Cannabis Strains, Descriptions of Cannabis Sativa, Cannabis Indica, Hybrids, and Cannabis Ruderalis, Parts of the Cannabis Plant, Cannabis Seeds, Hemp Fiber, Cannabis Flowers, Cannabis Buds, Cannabis Nugs, and Cannabis Trichomes - The Difference Between Cannabis and Hemp
- Structure, Life Cycle, and Reproduction System of Cannabis Plants
- Introduction to the Endocannabinoid System
Cannabis Cultivars, Cannabis Strains, Descriptions of Cannabis Sativa, Cannabis Indica, Hybrids, and Cannabis Ruderalis, Parts of the Cannabis Plant, Cannabis Seeds, Hemp Fiber, Cannabis Flowers, Cannabis Buds, Cannabis Nugs, and Cannabis TrichomesComponents of Cannabis
A look at compounds in cannabis like THC, CBD, and terpenes that can have an impact on patients. The lesson covers these topics:
- The Primary Chemical Compounds in Cannabis, including Terpenes and Cannabinoids
- Entourage Effects of Cannabis Components
- Monoterpenes and Sesquiterpenes
- The Presence of Terpenes in Cannabis Strains
- Terpenes and Infections (including MRSA)
- Raphael Mechoulam and S. Ben-Shabbat’s Entourage Effect Research with Full Spectrum Medical Cannabis and Whole Plant Cannabis Medicine
- CBD and THC Interaction and Ratios
- Cannabis Entourage Effects on Anxiety, Blood Pressure, Appetite, Memory, Attention, Insomnia, Sleep, and Addiction
- Cannabis Strains that Reduce Cravings, Increase Alertness, Improve Circulation, and Treat Rheumatoid Arthritis
- Cannabis Entourage Effects for Acne, Alzheimer’s Disease, Reducing Anxiety, Autoimmune Disorders, Lowering Blood Pressure, Mending Broken Bones, Cancer, Crohn’s Disease, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Ulcers, Depression, Diabetes, Epilepsy, Glaucoma, Inflammation, Muscle Spasms, Nausea, Neurological Damage, Pain Relief, Sleep, and Insomnia
Cannabis Products
The cannabis industry is growing exponentially. With growth comes a variety of new products—so many, in fact, that choosing the right one can be confusing to both new and experienced users. This lesson breaks down the most common products available at dispensaries. The lesson covers these topics:
- Differences between Cannabis Products, including Cannabinoid Content, Potency, Activation (Raw vs. Decarboxylated), Classification based on Strain Names or Cultivars, Classification Based on Indica, Sativa, or Hybrid, Terpene Content
- CBD:THC Ratio, THC-Dominant Products, CBD-Dominant Products, Hemp Products, 1:1 CBD:THC Ratios, CBD Products
- How Potency is Shown on Labels for Cannabis Flower, Cannabis Concentrates, and Edibles, including Percentages and Number of Milligrams
- Raw Cannabinoids, including THCA, CBDA, and Non-Activated Products
- How to Read Cannabis Product Labels, including Tracking and Regulatory Information, Effects, Cannabinoid Content, Activation Status, Potency, Contaminants, Nutrition Information, and Terpene Content
- Products Sold at Dispensaries, including Flowers, Concentrates, Edibles, Topicals, Transdermals, and Other Infused Products
- How to Find High Quality Top Shelf Bulk Cannabis Flowers, Buds, Joints, Blunts, Pre-Rolls, and Shake including Bud Size and Potential Cannabis Contaminants, Pesticides, Mold, and Seeds
- Characteristics of Low Quality Cannabis, including Scent, Color, Finger Feel, Throat Feel
- Cannabis Flower Consumption Methods, including Smoking and Vaporizing
- Input Materials for Cannabis Extracts, including Flash-Frozen Fresh Plants, Dried Cannabis Flowers, Dried Cannabis Trim, and Hemp
- Cannabis Extraction Methods, including Solventless Concentrates (Kief, Bubble Hash, Pressed Hashish, Rosin) and Solvent-Based Extracts (RSO, BHO, PHO, Ethanol Extracts, CO2 Oil, Distillate, Isolate, Water-Soluble Isolate, Nano-Isolate)
- Cannabis Concentrate Product Consistencies, including Budder, Shatter, Crumble, Wax, Live Resin, Sugar, Rocks and Sauce, and Vape Cartridges
- How Cannabis Edibles Work, including LDL Delivery, Liver Metabolites, Dosing, Digestive System Issues, and Sublingual Delivery
- Ingredients in Cannabis Edibles, including Flower Infusions in Oil, Distillates, Isolates, Full-Spectrum Extracts, Broad-Spectrum Extracts, Non-Cannabis Ingredients, and Allergens
- Differences between Full-Spectrum cannabis oil, Broad-Spectrum hemp oil, Cannabis Distillates, Isolates, and Nano-Isolates
- Cannabis Edibles, including Cannabis-Infused Oils, Cannabis Tinctures, Raw Cannabis Tinctures, Cannabis-Infused Capsules, Cannabis-Infused Foods, Gummies, Hard Candies, Savory Edibles Cookies, Brownies, Cannabis-Infused Beverages (Soda, Coffee, Tea, Beer, Energy Drinks)
- Cannabis Concentrates and Their Consumption, including Vaporizing with Vaporizers, Earth Stones, and Pens, How to Dab, and Dab Equipment (Dab Rigs, Nails, E-Nails, Torches, Dab Tools, Domes, Carb Caps, Terp Pearls, Quartz Inserts, Reverse Tweezers, Bangers)
- Cannabis-Infused Topical and Transdermal Products, including Creams, Lotions, Balms, Patches, and Roll-Ons
- Cannabis Topicals and Skin Sensitivity, Antioxidant Properties, Antimicrobial Properties, Acne Treatment, Onset and Duration, Pain Reduction, Inflammation Treatment, Itch Medicine
- Other Dispensary Products including Cannabis-Infused Inhalers, Bath Bombs, Sexual Lubricants, Suppositories, Sublingual Strips, Moon Rocks, Infused Joints, Shampoo, Topicals
Cannabis Distillates, Isolates, and Nano-Isolates
SNEAK PEEK
The Master of Cannabis Certificate Program takes you inside the cannabis industry. You will learn directly from Master's of marijuana in their field.
With your Marijuana 101 Certificate gain the skills to launch into the cannabis industry:
Start a Marijuana Home Grow
Become a Medical Cannabis Patient
Become a Medical Cannabis Caregiver
Cook with Marijuana
Make Concentrates and Extractions
Get a Job in the Marijuana/CBD Industry
Jenny Walker
West Virginia
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I decided to take Marijuana 101 and after watching the cannabis videos and reading the cannabis e-books I started my first cannabis grow and it’s going FANTASTIC! I loved the cannabis training and will recommend CTU to all my friends and family!
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Jeff was involved in an accident where he endured a traumatic brain injury. He had a week-long stay in ICU where brain surgeons 
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