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State approved training and certification available to anyone because we at ACTA believe training should be accessible to everyone

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"Like School House Rock meets cannabis compliance training!"

Simple and Accessible 

Certification

 

Regulatory approved training and certification available to anyone because ACTA believes compliance training should be accessible to everyone

Earn Certification Today

"Like School House Rock meets cannabis compliance training!"

Why Us?

 

Where we work

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Massachusetts

License Approved
(RVN 453553)

Earn Your Responsible Vendor Certification

Alaska

License Approved

Earn Your Marijuana Handlers Permit Certification

Colorado

License Approved
(RV-00033)

Get Notified When Training is Available

Illinois

License Approved

Get Notified When Training is Available

Our Promise

Most Affordable Provider

Email us at [email protected]  if we are not, and we'll match the price!

Quick, Memorable, and Practical Lessons

We share knowledge and best-practices via short videos, engaging exercises, and simple lessons

Self-paced and Available Online to Anyone

Our training can be completed anywhere - your workplace, home, or on your tablet or smartphone

What our students say

Testimonials1 and Student Survey Results2 

Xander Lewis  

(Massachusetts, May 2021)

Took the class because I had to, but ended up enjoying the lessons....I laughed out loud at the subtle "Office" reference on the data privacy section...Thanks for the great program! 

Catherine King

(Alaska, June 2021)

The information was great. I really enjoyed the enthusiasm and the relatability of the instructor

Of surveyed students...

100% would recommend ACTA to peers

95% felt that the course effectively prepared them for their jobs

Letter to Our Visitors

 

Listen - we get it.

Your life is really busy, and you just want to easily earn your certification to work in the cannabis industry.

Our mission at ACTA is to provide you convenient, affordable, and memorable training to help you easily earn your working certification as quickly as possible.

We’ve done 5,000+ hours of research, interviews, and boiled this content down to create engaging courses that meet each state’s requirements and shares leading best practices learned across the nation.

If you are interested, we would love to partner with you and your team on your career journey in the industry!

--

Elijah, CEO of American Cannabis Training Association

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Letter to Our Visitors

Listen - we get it.

Your life is really busy, and you just want to easily earn your certification to work in the cannabis industry.

Our mission at ACTA is to provide you convenient, affordable, and memorable training to help you easily earn your working certification as quickly as possible.

We’ve done 5,000+ hours of research, interviews, and boiled this content down to create an engaging course that meets each state’s requirements, and share leading best practices learned across the nation.

If you are interested, we would love to partner with you and your team!

-Elijah, CEO of American Cannabis Training Association

Earn Certification Today

"Hiring the best is your most important task" 

- Steve Jobs

Free Hiring Guidebook:

"7 Things to Look for in a Resume when Hiring in the Cannabis Industry"

As part of ACTA's licensee education series, we have interviewed licensees all across the country to understand "how do we hire the best".

And, we're proud to offer it to you for FREE to help you on your journey. Best of luck!

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1. Pseudonyms may be used to protect privacy

2. Students who answered "yes" or "maybe" to survey responses