Growers Girl Academy
A focused four-week cultivation career program designed to make core facility knowledge understandable and useful.
See the curriculumCultivation careers · St. Louis
Practical cannabis cultivation education, career preparation, and a community built to help women enter the industry with confidence.
Our purpose
Growers Girl Club is building a clearer entry point into legal cannabis cultivation for women who are ready to learn, work, lead, and one day own. We pair practical knowledge with the language, standards, and confidence the workplace expects.
Three ways forward
Start with career-ready education, build relationships across the industry, and keep moving toward leadership and ownership.
A focused four-week cultivation career program designed to make core facility knowledge understandable and useful.
See the curriculumAn annual cannabis community mixer bringing education, conversation, and meaningful connections into one room.
Discover the eventEmployer relationships, resource sharing, and career readiness intended to help women move from learning into opportunity.
Build with usFounding Cohort · Fall 2026
The Academy introduces the systems, vocabulary, and daily practices used inside professional cultivation facilities. The founding cohort is intentionally small, supportive, and hands-on.
PLANNED FOR ST. LOUIS
Annual community mixer
An evening created for women across cannabis and the people who want to support their growth: a short panel, useful introductions, music, and room for real conversation. Event details are being developed now.
Choose your next step
Select what brings you here. We’ll show you the most useful next step and what to include when you reach out.
Tell us a little about your goals and your current experience. No prior cultivation job is required to apply.
Good to know
No. Growers Girl Club is centered on professional education, career preparation, leadership, and community within the legal cannabis industry.
No. The Academy is being designed to help women build foundational cultivation knowledge and understand professional expectations. Participants must be age 21 or older.
The founding cohort is planned as four two-hour sessions held once per week in the St. Louis area. Final dates, location, and enrollment details will be shared directly with interested applicants.
Potential support can include scholarships, supplies, PPE, speakers, career connections, event support, or other aligned resources. Start by emailing a short note about your organization and the type of partnership you have in mind.