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Learn all about the business of running a craft brewery with the Craft Brewery Operations program. You鈥檒l learn about financial planning, industry trends, building a business plan and the regulatory framework of the industry. 

This is a non-credit program offered through Continuing Education and Training.

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Location

Length

Delivery

In-community
4 months In-person and digital
Full-time

Registration closed.

Overview

Discover the essentials of running a successful craft brewery with this comprehensive program. You'll explore key topics such as financial planning, market trends, and creating a solid business plan. The curriculum also covers the regulatory framework of the industry, helping you navigate legal requirements. Gain a deep understanding of business plan development, market analysis, and the financial strategies necessary to thrive in the craft brewing industry. 

Requirements and courses

Important: You must be age 19 or over to register for this program. 

Course requirements

  • BRW-061 - Regulatory Framework
  • BRW-062 - Business Plan Development
  • BRW-063 - Understanding the Market
  • BRW-064 - Financial Planning

Careers

Upon completion of this program you'll have the skills to manage and open your own craft brewery. 

$55,143*

Annual estimated earnings for restaurant and food service managers in BC. 

*Based on WorkBC data

 

Costs

The tuition for this program is $3,500.

Supplies

Comfortable clothing and shoes are required for in-community practicum. 

How to register

To register for this program fill out and submit the digital form. After we've received your registration form, you鈥檒l receive an email from 糖心vlog传媒with your next steps. Be sure to add @nic.bc.ca to your safe sender list.

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Questions? Connect with our team at cet@nic.bc.ca or 250-334-5005. 

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