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Certificate • Cannabis Quality
Good production practices(GPP) and for cannabis
Develop practical awareness of Good Production Practices used to organize controlled cannabis production, sanitation, records, and quality oversight.
Build Practical Knowledge in Good production practices(GPP) and for cannabis
Program delivery and scheduling depend on the selected intake. Refer to the current Program details above and confirm availability with Admissions.
Develop practical awareness of Good Production Practices used to organize controlled cannabis production, sanitation, records, and quality oversight.
The training connects cannabis operations with quality systems, controlled documentation, risk-based decisions, and regulatory awareness.
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What this program can offer
Program Benefits and Learning Experience
Program-Specific Topics
Build understanding through focused lessons covering the core themes, terminology, workflows, and documentation of the subject.
Industry Context
Connect the training with the expectations, responsibilities, and quality practices encountered in relevant workplaces.
Applied Learning
Work through guided examples, scenarios, records, and problem-solving activities appropriate to the program topic.
Flexible Delivery
Available delivery formats and schedules depend on the selected intake and are shown in the current Program details.
Understand the focus and learning context
Program Overview
Cannabis Good Production Practices (GPP) must be implemented by a certified Cannabis Quality Assurance Person (QAP) to ensure that cannabis is consistently produced and controlled at every stage of production, packaging, labeling, and storage. These practices help ensure that products meet the quality standards appropriate for their intended use and comply with Health Canada’s regulatory requirements. Gaining a thorough understanding of GPP is essential for producing high-quality, compliant cannabis products.
This comprehensive training program covers key cannabis-related quality systems, including Good Agricultural and Collection Practices (GACP), Good Documentation Practices (GDP), Good Production Practices (GPP), Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), and Good Validation Practices (GVP). These frameworks are tailored specifically for cannabis production, cultivation, oil extraction, and product development processes.
To enhance the learning experience, the program may include practice tests, quizzes, and subtitle support. Attendees are encouraged to actively participate in discussions and engage with lead trainers to clarify any questions or concerns.
- Understand the GPP, Part 5 – Cannabis Regulations Act
- Apply GPP in various areas and processes of cannabis industry
- Able to perform gap analysis between GPP and EU-GMP
Core topics for this program
What You Will Learn
GPP Requirements
Review the core expectations that support safe, consistent, and compliant production activities.
People and Premises
Explore training, hygiene, facility controls, equipment suitability, and contamination prevention.
Production Records
Understand procedures, batch documentation, traceability, reconciliation, and data integrity.
Quality Follow-Up
Connect deviations, complaints, investigations, CAPA, and change control with improvement.
Build a practical foundation
Skills and Knowledge You Will Develop
- GPP Requirements
- People and Premises
- Production Records
- Quality Follow-Up
- Controlled documentation and record review
- Risk assessment and issue escalation
- Deviation, investigation, and CAPA awareness
- Audit and inspection readiness
- Professional communication in regulated operations
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Program Curriculum
Semester 1
1 courses-
GPP Cannabis Regulation Act, Part 5
Quality Assurance Systems for Cannabis Module 2 Overview of GxP for Cannabis: Good Production Practices (GPP) Cannabis Eu-GMP Good Agriculture and Collection Practices (GACP) Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) Preventive Control Plans (PCP) Hazard analysis and critical control points (HACCP) Good Validation Practices (GVP) Good Clinical Practices (GCP) Good Laboratory Practices (GLP) Good Documentation Practices (GDP) Safe Food for Canadians Regulations (SFCR) Module 3 Quality Management Systems QMS Programs and Policies: Control Procedures Sanitation Program Pest Management Program Calibration Program Validation Program Training Program Audit and Inspection Programs Other QMS programs Module 4 Good Production Practices (GPP) for Cannabis (GSoCP) GPP regulatory requirements and applications for: Sales/exports SOP Building Equipment Filtration system Sanitation Program Cannabis Testing Quality Assurance Person (QAP) Module 5 EU-GMP – GPP Gap Analysis Case studies
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Why Choose NACPT Pharma College?
Career-Focused Content
Study practical concepts and workplace context connected to the program subject.
Experienced Guidance
Learn with instructor support and opportunities to ask questions about the course material.
Flexible Program Options
Ask Admissions about current online, live, recorded, hybrid, or on-campus availability.
Admissions Support
Receive guidance about eligibility, schedules, fees, registration, and the documents needed for your intake.
Consider whether the training matches your goals
Who Should Take This Program?
- Cannabis production and Quality Assurance personnel
- Professionals moving into regulated cannabis operations
- Laboratory, manufacturing, and compliance staff
- Supervisors, coordinators, and technical writers
- Learners seeking focused cannabis quality training
Confirm your eligibility and documents
Admission Requirements
- Cannabis Production and Distribution
- Greenhouse Manager
- Master Grower
- Head of Security
- Responsible Person (RP)
- Regulatory Compliance
- License Producer / Consultant
- Quality Assurance Person (QAP)
- Companies / Organizations
- Public Health Professionals
- Human Resources
- Quality Control and Quality Assurance
- Quality Control (QC) Manager
- Qualified Person in Charge (QPIC)
- Alternative Quality Person in Charge (AQPIC)
- Technical Writer
- Research and Development (R&D), Analytical Development (AD)
- Technician
- Technologist
- Analyst
- Scientist
Connect training with relevant work environments
Career and Professional Development
- Cultivation Technicians
- Validation Assistants
- Validation Specialists
- Responsible Persons
- Validation Scientists
- Validation Engineers
- Extraction Technologists
- Quality Assurance Person
- Master Growers
- Assistant Master Growers
- And more job opportunities
Take the Next Step with Good production practices(GPP) and for cannabis
Speak with Admissions about the current intake, delivery format, tuition, prerequisites, and registration steps for Good production practices(GPP) and for cannabis.
Contact NACPT Pharma College
Toronto Campus
9 – 5310 Finch Ave East, Toronto, ON M1S 5E8
+1 (416) 412-7374 (extn +1) | +1 647 998 7374
admission@nacptpharmacollege.com
9 – 5310 Finch Ave East, Toronto, ON M1S 5E8
+1 (416) 412-7374 (extn +1) | +1 647 998 7374
admission@nacptpharmacollege.com
Brampton Campus
44 Queen St E, Brampton, ON L6V 1A2
+1 (416) 412-7374 (extn +2) | +1 647 998 7374
admission@nacptpharmacollege.com
44 Queen St E, Brampton, ON L6V 1A2
+1 (416) 412-7374 (extn +2) | +1 647 998 7374
admission@nacptpharmacollege.com
What to know before you apply
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Good production practices(GPP) and for cannabis program cover?
Develop practical awareness of Good Production Practices used to organize controlled cannabis production, sanitation, records, and quality oversight.
How long is the program?
The current duration is displayed in the Program details above. Confirm the schedule and completion timeline for your selected intake with Admissions.
How is the program delivered?
Available online, live, recorded, hybrid, or on-campus formats vary by program and intake. Use the current delivery information above and confirm the scheduled format before registering.
Are there admission requirements or prerequisites?
Requirements vary by credential and applicant background. Contact Admissions for the current eligibility criteria and document checklist.
Where can I get the detailed course outline?
Contact Admissions for the current course sequence, topic details, schedule, and any program-specific practical requirements.
Does completing the program guarantee employment or professional authorization?
No. Employment, certification, licensing, scope of practice, and role eligibility are determined by employers and applicable authorities. Confirm requirements for your intended pathway.