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Jerry Bromenshenk <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 13 May 2013 10:52:30 -0400
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We've been developing with UM a Master Beekeeping Series that can be  taken 
for Certificate or for Academic Credit.  In either case, you have to  pass 
the tests in order to receive either.  These are true University level  
courses; and we treat them as such.  
 
We ran several of the Apprentice level courses in Missoula last year, and  
we will launch the Journeyman level course in Missoula on June 24 (MWF/week, 
2-3  hrs per night, with the Final in the beeyard on Aug 3).
 
We've worked all winter on an On-Line version of the Apprentice Course, and 
 we will launch it on same date.  
 
Depending on registration numbers for any given area, the Course Final  for 
the On-Line course will either require  you to come to Missoula,  we may 
come to your area, or we may  work with a local bee specialist in  your  area 
to ensure you can take the in the beeyard final.
 
The On-Line program has a textbook, assigned readings, videos and  
animations to illustrate points, discussion forums, on-line quizzes, and an  on-line 
 final (text-based exam); then demonstration of proficiency in  the beeyard 
will conclude the course.
 
Our Apprentice level course focuses on providing the knowledge and skills  
to successfully manage and keep healthy bees.  We emphasize the why over  
the what - why you should do something, why bees respond in certain ways,  not 
just what you should  do, what they will do.  Managing bees  is a dynamic 
exercise.
 
If interested in any of our classes, registration is open at: _umt.edu/bee_ 
(http://umt.edu/ce/extended/noncredit/beekeeping/online.php) 
 
We are offering:
1) A three week, face to face Apprentice Course in  Missoula,
2) A face to face Journeyman Course in Missoula (if you've not  taken the 
Apprentice course, you need to pass an exam in order to enroll),  and
3) our  First On-Line Apprentice  Course.
 
Next winter, we will construct the On-Line  Journeyman  level course to be 
offered in summer 2014.
 
Finally, we team teach and my team is well  experienced - I've 40+ years, 
Scott has nearly 12, and Phil has over 20  years of bee management and bee 
research experience.  We work all over the  world, have seen a wide array of 
beekeeping practices.  We bring our  research knowledge to this subject, 
we're not simply bee  managers.
 
Thanks
 
Jerry
 
 
 
 
 

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