67 Educators providing Beekeeping courses

dartmoor beekeeping

After the better part of decades worth of beekeeping experience, and the running and management of 3 apiaries, I decided to set up Dartmoor Beekeeping, with the aim of making getting into beekeeping simple and accessible. As a qualified teacher and lecturer, I've put together practical hands-on courses that equip learners with a solid foundation in beekeeping as well as the confidence to safely keep bees

waywardbee

Natural Beekeeping, Raw Honey and Beeswax. Courses run on sustainable beekeeping throughout the year.

national diploma in beekeeping

Since the formation of the National Diploma in Beekeeping Board in 1954, a total of 92 Diplomas have been awarded. Lynne Ingram & Richard Bache are the most recent successful candidates in the NDB exam (2021). If you wish to get in contact with NDB holders, please use the “Contact us” page to get in touch. The following beekeepers have been awarded the National Diploma in Beekeeping:

the bee school

Based in Luss, Loch Lomond, The Bee School is a small independent venture, run by beekeepers with over eight years of beekeeping experience. Our aim is to share our own learning and educate about the benefits of keeping bees for both the individual and the environment, through a range of beekeeping experiences. Our approach has a strong emphasis on the needs of the young beekeeper and to make traditional beekeeping more accessible. The Bee School is a not-for-profit organisation focused on honey bees, education, wellbeing and the environment.

national beekeeping centre wales

Bees pollinate about a third of everything we eat and play a vital role in sustaining our ecosystems. More than 3/4 of crops grown for human consumption need to be pollinated by bees and honeybees account for 80% of all insect pollination.These include most fruits and vegetables, many nuts, and plants such as rapeseed that are turned into oil, as well as cocoa beans, coffee and tea. And it’s not only food crops but fodder crops for livestock and crops such as cotton that rely on bee pollination as well. In economic terms, honybee pollination could be worth as much as £200m to the UK alone and $170bn globally. But no monetary value can be put on the contribution bees make to ecosystems around the world or on our relationship with them which goes back for thousands of years. Honeybee and other insect pollinators face a series of natural and man-made threats. Without the work of commercial, and in particular amateur, beekeepers, their very survival could be in jeopardy. Everyone - including you - can play a part to help bees flourish.

harry's honey

national diploma in beekeeping examination board

The NDB are delighted once again to offer our 5 day residential Advanced Beekeeping course, at Pershore College in Warwickshire on Sat 8th – Wed 12th July 2023. As a 5 day residential course, students will immerse themselves in a really fun, interesting and friendly week, being tutored by a range of NDB tutors. Students typically arrive on the evening of Friday 7th July and the course starts on the Saturday morning.

advanced beekeeping courses

north hertfordshire beekeepers association

Beekeeping for most of usNHBKA Logo, is our hobby. We have talks and discussions during the winter months. During the summer months we tend our bees, and meet at local apiaries to discuss what we have seen during bee inspections, and any local and national news that might affect our beekeeping. These summer meetings usually culminate in the drinking of tea & coffee and the consumption of cakes and sandwiches.

anglesey bees

At Anglesey Bees, we provide practical experiences, and training on the Isle of Anglesey, to individuals, couples or groups interested in bees and beekeeping.