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Complete Herbalist Training

Become a Master Herbalist

Become a master herbalist, from your first plants to professional practice.
Our most complete path: identify and harvest medicinal plants, make teas, tinctures, infused oils and natural cosmetics, support everyday needs safely, and build a practice that stands on its own.

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648 hof training
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260videos
323audios
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260videos
323audios
1905pages
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Become a master herbalist, from your first plants to professional practice.
Our most complete path: identify and harvest medicinal plants, make teas, tinctures, infused oils and natural cosmetics, support everyday needs safely, and build a practice that stands on its own.

One certificate · Lifetime access · Human support

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648 hof training
1905course pages
260videos
323audio recordings
1certificate
WHAT YOU WILL BE ABLE TO DO

From plant to professional practice: the skills you will build

  • Identify medicinal plants. Observe, describe, and recognize plants using botanical criteria and detailed monographs.

  • Grow, wildcraft, and preserve. Create a garden, harvest at the right time, then dry and store plants responsibly.

  • Master constituents and interactions. Connect phytochemistry, properties, precautions, and herb-drug interactions to guide cautious reasoning.

  • Analyze and support the situations studied. Apply anatomy, nutrition, and knowledge of imbalances, including mother-and-child contexts.

  • Integrate aromatherapy, hydrosols, and flower essences. Select the approaches and routes studied while considering properties, dosages, and precautions.

  • Formulate from raw materials. Select oils, butters, hydrosols, waxes, clays, actives, and preservatives according to role and compatibility.

  • Make approximately twenty products. Create remedies, skin and hair care, soaps, hygiene and bath products, candles, and distilled products.

  • Practise responsibly. Integrate ethics, safety, traceability, scope awareness, careful communication, and appropriate professional referral.

  • Develop a professional project. Document practice, organize production, meet regulatory duties, and structure commercialization.

RIGHT PATH FOR YOU?

Is this right for you?

This training is for you if you want to...

  • Learn at your own pace, from home

  • Start with a clear step-by-step method

  • Understand plants, their benefits, and their limits

  • Use plants and essential oils seriously and safely

  • Create natural products for yourself, your loved ones, or your clients

  • Develop a business around natural wellness

  • Join a growing community while staying autonomous

  • Strengthen your path with a certification recognized by 8 organizations

Églantine, founder of eJardin and herbalist, in a coaching session
THE SCHOOL

A serious, welcoming school rooted in practice

Behind eJardin is Églantine, founder and passionate Master Herbalist. With nearly 25 years of experience in herbalism and entrepreneurship, she teaches medicinal plants with both rigor and warmth: a clear method, concrete explanations, and real support. Here, you are not learning alone in front of a screen: you move forward with support, corrections, and regular live meetings.

  • Nearly 25 years of experience in herbalism and entrepreneurship
  • Human support
  • Personalized corrections
  • Monthly live group meetings
  • Downloadable resources
  • Lifetime access and free updates
  • Personalized coaching available (business project or product line)
  • Private Facebook group

“My goal is for every student to leave able to use plants at home with confidence and safety.”

Églantine, founder of eJardin
CERTIFICATES & RECOGNITION

A training path recognized by the professional field

Our trainings are recognized in two ways by professional associations in the field.

  • Naturotherapist title — recognized by the ANQ and ACNN, with 400 hours of training.
  • AQTN: your training hours at eJardin Academy may count toward the 1,000 hours of the naturotherapist or naturopath pathways, according to the criteria in effect when you apply.
  • Continuing education: recognized by Groupe RITMA, ANPQ, AMQ, the Herbalists' Guild and RMPQ.
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33 courses 168 lessons 628 topics
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Discount Codes from Our Partners for Active eJardin Students 📄🖨️
Course Notes – Introduction to Herbalism 📄🖨️
Visual Presentation of the Introduction to Herbalism Course 📄
Different Approaches and Philosophies 🎥
Infusion and Decoction 🎥
Poultice 🎥
Administration Methods and Dosage 🎥
Definition and History 🔊
Medicine Philosophy 🔊
Different Forms of Administration 🔊
Dosage 🔊
Active Constituents 🔊
Interactions 🔊
Medical Glossary 🔊
Introduction to herbal monographs 🔊
Discount Codes from Our Partners for Active eJardin Students 📄🖨️
Introduction to Aromatherapy – Course Notes 📄🖨️
Presentation of Biochemical Families with Eglantine 🎥
Presentation of Extraction Types and Methods of Use with Eglantine 🎥
History of Aromatherapy 🔊
Types of Extraction 🔊
Methods of Application 🔊
Presentation of Vegetable Oils 🔊
Chemical Molecules 🔊
Essential Oils and Properties 🔊
Glossary of medical terms 🔊
Eucalyptus officinal 🔊
Fine or True Lavender 🔊
Sweet Orange 🔊
Ravintsara 🔊
Balsam Fir 🔊
Tea Tree 🔊
Linalool Thyme 🔊
Ylang-Ylang 🔊
Discount Codes from Our Partners for Active eJardin Students 📄🖨️
Introduction to Flower Essences Course Workbook 🗎🖨️
A Flower for Every Emotion
First Family: FEAR
Second Family: Uncertainty
Third Family: Insufficient Interest in Present Circumstances
Fourth Family: Loneliness
Fifth Family: Oversensitivity to Influences and Ideas
Sixth Family: Despondency or Despair
Seventh Family: Overcare for the Welfare of Others
Contemporary Flower Essences
FLOWER ESSENCE TEST 🗎🖨️
Discount Codes from Our Partners for Active eJardin Students 📄🖨️
Course Notes – Phytochemistry and Interactions 📄🖨️
Important Information to Remember About Interactions 🔊
Herb-Drug Interactions Part 1 🎥
Herb-Drug Interactions Part 2 🎥
Introduction and Chemistry 🔊
Plant biology 🔊
Phytochemistry and pharmacognosy 🔊
Interactions and contraindications 🔊
Medicinal plants and interactions 🔊
Photosynthesis 🔊
Definition of Phytochemistry 🔊
Primary Metabolites 🔊
Secondary Metabolites 🔊
Active Constituents 🔊
A Few Definitions 🔊
What Is a Medication and How Does It Do Its Work 🔊
Interactions 🔊
Medicinal Plants and Interactions 🔊
Discount Codes from Our Partners for Active eJardin Students 📄🖨️
Botany Workbook 📄🖨️
Presentation of Plant Classification 🎥
Presentation of Roots 🎥
Presentation of the Stem 🎥
Presentation of Leaves 🎥
Presentation of Flowers 🎥
Presentation of Fruits 🎥
How to Make a Herbarium 🎥
Example of a Herbarium 📄
Course Readings – Introduction and Classification 🔊
Course Readings – Plant Anatomy and Morphology 🔊
Course Readings – Herbarium 🔊
Course Reading – Glossary 🔊
Discount Codes from Our Partners for Active eJardin Students 📄🖨️
Establishing Your Garden 📄🖨️
Reading – Establishing Your Garden 🔊
Organic Growing Techniques – Course Notes 📄🖨️
Reading – Organic Growing Techniques 🔊
Companion Planting Chart 📄🖨️
Organic Fertilizers 📄🖨️
How to Make Cuttings 🎥
How to Make Green fertilizer 🎥
How to Make Plant Fermented Extract 🎥
Different Weeding Techniques 🎥
Useful Garden Tools 🎥
Garden Structures 🎥
Seedings - Course Notes 📄🖨️
Reading – Seedings 🔊
Seed Starting Calendar📄🖨️
How to Start Seeds 🎥
5 Medicinal Plants to Grow 📄🖨️
Reading – 5 Medicinal Plants to Grow 🔊
Oats: Identification and growing🎥
Marigold/ Calendula: Identification 🎥
Marshmallow: Identification 🎥
Lemon Balm: Growing and Harvesting 🎥
Peppermint: Identification and Growing 🎥
5 Vegetables in the Garden 📄🖨️
Reading – 5 Vegetables in the Garden 🔊
Garlic: Growing 🎥
Discount Codes from Our Partners for Active eJardin Students 📄🖨️
Harvesting and Drying Medicinal Plants – Course Notes 📄🖨️
Harvesting and Drying Audio 🔊
Harvesting and Drying Medicinal Plants Presentation with Eglantine 🎥
Course Presentation Only 📄
Dryers 🎥
Raspberry Leaf Drying 🎥
Nettle Harvesting 🎥
Nettle Drying 🎥
Plantain Drying 🎥
Horsetail Harvesting 🎥
Horsetail Drying 🎥
Roots: Harvesting 🎥
Roots: Preparing for Drying 🎥
Balsam Fir Harvesting 🎥
Labrador Tea Harvesting 🎥
Labrador Tea Drying 🎥
Coltsfoot Harvesting 🎥
Discount Codes from Our Partners for Active eJardin Students 📄🖨️
Cultivated Medicinal Plants Collection 📄🖨️
Monograph Definitions 📄🖨️
Anise hyssop/agastache : Identification 🎥
Anise hyssop / Agastache : Properties 🔊
Anise hyssop / Agastache : Growing 🔊
Arnica : Identification 🎥
Arnica : Properties 🔊
Arnica : Growing 🔊
Bee Balm : Identification 🎥
Bee Balm : Properties 🔊
Bee Balm : Growing 🔊
Catnip : Identification 🎥
Catnip : Properties 🔊
Catnip : Growing 🔊
Chamomile : Identification 🎥
Chamomile : Properties 🔊
Chamomile : Growing 🔊
Echinacea : Identification 🎥
Echinacea : Properties 🔊
Echinacea : Growing 🔊
Elder: identification 🎥
Elder: uses 🔊
Elecampane: Identification 🎥
Elecampane : Properties 🔊
Elecampane : Growing 🔊
Garlic: Identification 🎥
Garlic: Growing 🎥
Garlic : Properties 🔊
Garlic : Growing 🔊
Holy Basil: Identification, Growing, and Harvesting 🎥
Holy Basil : Properties 🔊
Holy Basil : Growing 🔊
Growing and Harvesting Lemon Balm 🎥
Lemon Balm : Properties 🔊
Lemon Balm : Growing 🔊
Lungwort: identification 🎥
Lungwort: uses 🔊
Lungwort: Growing 🔊
Lungwort: harvesting 🔊
Mallow : Identification 🎥
Mallow : Properties 🔊
Mallow : Growing 🔊
Marigold/ Calendula: Identification 🎥
Marigold / Calendula : Properties 🔊
Calendula : Growing 🔊
Marshmallow : Identification 🎥
Marshmallow : Properties 🔊
Marshmallow : Growing 🔊
Motherwort: Identification and Growing 🎥
Motherwort : Properties 🔊
Motherwort : Growing 🔊
Oats: Identification and Growing 🎥
Oats : Properties 🔊
Oats : Growing 🔊
Peppermint: Identification and Growing 🎥
Peppermint : Properties 🔊
Peppermint : Growing 🔊
St. John’s Wort: identification 🎥
St. John’s Wort : Properties 🔊
Nettle : Identification 🎥
Nettle : Properties 🔊
Thyme: Identification and Growing 🎥
Thyme : Properties 🔊
Thyme : Growing 🔊
Red Clover : Identification 🎥
Red Clover : Properties 🔊
Red Clover : Growing 🔊
Discount Codes from Our Partners for Active eJardin Students 📄🖨️
Wild Medicinal Plants Handbook 📄🖨️
Wild Medicinal Plants on your plate 📄🖨️
Monograph Definitions 📄🖨️
Balsam Fir: identification 🎥
Balsam Fir: harvesting 🎥
Balsam Fir: uses 🔊
Burdock: identification 🎥
Burdock: harvesting 🎥
Burdock: uses 🔊
Bloodroot: identification 🎥
Bloodroot: uses 🔊
Chicory: identification 🎥
Chicory: harvesting 🎥
Chicory: uses 🔊
Coltsfoot: identification 🎥
Coltsfoot: harvesting and drying 🎥
Coltsfoot: harvesting 🔊
Coltsfoot: uses 🔊
Common Daisy: identification 🎥
Common Daisy: harvesting 🎥
Common Daisy: uses 🔊
Oxeye Daisy: harvesting 🔊
Dandelion: identification 🎥
Dandelion: harvesting 🔊
Dandelion: uses 🔊
Elder: identification 🎥
Elder: harvesting 🔊
Elder: uses 🔊
Fireweed: identification 🎥
Fireweed: Harvesting 🎥
Fireweed: Uses and Harvesting 🔊
Goldenrod: identification 🎥
Goldenrod: uses 🔊
Goldenrod: harvesting 🔊
Goldthread: identification 🎥
Goldthread: harvesting 🎥
Pipsissewa: harvesting 🔊
Goldthread: uses 🔊
Horsetail: identification 🎥
Horsetail: harvesting 🔊
Horsetail: uses 🔊
Labrador Tea: identification 🎥
Labrador Tea: harvesting 🎥
Labrador Tea: uses 🔊
Lungwort: identification 🎥
Lungwort: harvesting 🔊
Lungwort: uses 🔊
Mullein: identification 🎥
Mullein: harvesting 🔊
Mullein: uses 🔊
Plantain: identification 🎥
Plantain: harvesting 🔊
Plantain: uses 🔊
Raspberry: identification 🎥
Raspberry: harvesting 🎥
Raspberry: uses 🔊
Raspberry: harvesting 🔊
Rose: identification 🎥
Rose: harvesting 🎥
Rose: harvesting 🔊
Rose: uses 🔊
Spruce: identification 🎥
Spruce: harvesting 🎥
Spruce: uses 🔊
St. John’s Wort: identification 🎥
St. John’s Wort: harvesting 🎥
St. John’s Wort: properties 🔊
Nettle: identification 🎥
Nettle: harvesting 🎥
Nettle: uses 🔊
Valerian: identification 🎥
Valerian: harvesting 🔊
Valerian: uses 🔊
Wild garlic: identification 🎥
Wild garlic: uses 🔊
Wintergreen: identification 🎥
Wintergreen: harvesting 🎥
Wintergreen: harvesting 🔊
Wintergreen: uses 🔊
Yarrow: identification 🎥
Yarrow: harvesting 🎥
Yarrow: uses 🔊
Discount Codes from Our Partners for Active eJardin Students 📄🖨️
Tropical Plants Handbook 📄🖨️
Monograph Definitions 📄🖨️
Aloe Identification 🎥
Banana Plant Identification 🎥
Bougainvillea Identification 🎥
Lemon Tree Identification 🎥
Coconut Palm Identification 🎥
Harvesting Coconut 🎥
Hibiscus Identification 🎥
Mango Tree Identification 🎥
Moringa Identification 🎥
Neem Identification 🎥
Noni Identification 🎥
Papaya Tree Identification 🎥
Passionflower Identification 🎥
Chili Pepper Identification 🎥
Castor Bean Identification 🎥
Tamarind tree Identification 🎥
Discount Codes from Our Partners for Active eJardin Students 📄🖨️
Course workbook- Managing Garden “Weeds” as Valuable Allies
Curly patience 🎥
Ground ivy 🎥
Wild Carrot 🎥
White goosefoot 🎥
Discount Codes from Our Partners for Active eJardin Students 📄🖨️
Course Notes – Ethics and Responsibility for wild harvesters 📄🖨️
Presentation of Toxic Plants 🎥
Toxic Plants in Photos 📷
Audio Reading – Course Notes – Ethics and Responsibility for harvesters 🔊
Audio Reading – Common Poisonous Plants Course Notes 🔊
Discount Codes from Our Partners for Active eJardin Students 📄🖨️
Raw Materials Supplier List 📄
Cooking with Medicinal Plants – Course Workbook 📄🖨️
Course Workbook Reading: Cooking with Medicinal Plants 🔊
Presentation: Cooking with Plants, History, Harvesting and Preparation 📄🖨️
Presentation of Edible Flowers 📄🖨️
Presentation of Edible Leaves 📄🖨️
Presentation of Edible Fruits and Seeds 📄🖨️
Presentation of Edible Bulbs, Roots and Bark 📄🖨️
Intuitive Cooking and Inspiration 📄🖨️
Presentation of Toxic Plants 🎥
Illustrated Culinary Guide 👁️‍🗨️
Anise Hyssop 🎥
Bee Balm 🎥
Burdock 🎥
Marigold / Calendula 🎥
Chicory 🎥
Chili Pepper Identification 🎥
Coltsfoot 🎥
Dandelion 🎥
Elder 🎥
Balsam Fir 🎥
Fireweed 🎥
Garlic: Identification 🎥
German Chamomile 🎥
Hibiscus Identification 🎥
Labrador Tea 🎥
Mallow 🎥
Nettle 🎥
Plantain 🎥
Rose 🎥
Spruce 🎥
Tamarind tree Identification 🎥
Wild garlic 🎥
Yarrow 🎥
Discount Codes from Our Partners for Active eJardin Students 📄🖨️
Ingredients to Avoid 📄🖨️
Visual Presentation of Ingredients to Avoid 📄🖨️
Greenwashing/Pinkwashing Explanation and Label Decoding Audio 🔊
Decoding Labels 🎥🔊
Introduction to Ingredients to Avoid 🔊
The Main Harmful Ingredients 🔊
Triclosan 🔊
Siloxanes 🔊
Sodium Laureth Sulfate 🔊
Petroleum/Mineral Oil 🔊
Plastic Microbeads 🔊
Polyethylene Glycols (PEG) 🔊
Parabens 🔊
Fragrance/Perfume 🔊
Formaldehyde Releasers 🔊
Dibutyl Phthalate Ester (DBP) 🔊
Diethanolamine 🔊
BHA and BHT 🔊
Coal Tar-Derived Dyes 🔊
Alkylphenols 🔊
Methylisothiazolinone (MIT or MI) and Methylchloroisothiazolinone (CMIT) 🔊
Grapefruit Seed Extract (Controversial) 🔊
PFAS 🔊
Chemical Sunscreen Filters 🔊
Nanoparticles 🔊
Aluminum and Its Salts 🔊
The Presence of Harmful Ingredients in Cosmetics 🔊
Endocrine Disruptors 🔊
How to Read an INCI Label 🔊
Recognized Cosmetic Certifications 🔊
Greenwashing, Pinkwashing and Other Marketing Techniques 🔊
What can replace these ingredients 🔊
Discount Codes from Our Partners for Active eJardin Students 📄🖨️
Raw Materials Supplier List 📄
Useful Ingredients for Making Natural Products 📄🖨️
Useful Ingredients – Course Reading 🔊
Visual Guide to Cosmetic Formulation 📄🖨️
Discount Codes from Our Partners for Active eJardin Students 📄🖨️
Raw Materials Supplier List 📄
Making Therapeutic Products – Course Notes 📄🖨️
Course Notes Reading – Making Therapeutic Products 🔊
Manufacturing and Plant Constituent Extraction Guide 📄🖨️
Illustrated Guide to Different Preparations 📄🖨️
Making an herbal extract 🎥
Making a Floral Oil (Oleic Extract) 🎥
Filtering a Floral Oil 🎥
Making a Repairing Ointment + Recipe 🎥
Making a Lip Balm 🎥
Making Lozenges 🎥
Making a Cough Syrup 🎥
Making Suppositories 🎥
Making a Body Butter 🎥
Making Comfrey Oil 🎥
Making Oil and Powder Capsules 🎥
Making Herbal Honey 🎥
Making Coltsfoot Glycerite for Coughs 🎥
Making Skin Care Products 📄🖨️
Illustrated Guide for skin care formulation 👁️‍🗨️
Skin Care Formulation Guide 📄🖨️
Making a Cream with Emulsifying Wax 🎥
Making a Cream with Beeswax 🎥
Making a Cleansing Milk 🎥
Making an Exfoliant 🎥
Making a Lotion and a Gel 🎥
Making a Gentle Face Mask 🎥
How to Mix Zinc Oxide into Cream 🎥
Measuring pH 🎥
HLB Calculation Exercises 📄🖨️
Emulsions 📄🖨️
Presentation of Emulsions 🎥
Choosing the Emulsifier 🎥
HLB Calculation 🎥
Making Hair Care Products – Course Notes 📄🖨️
Hair Care Formulation Guide 📄🖨️
Illustrated Guide for hair care formulation 👁️‍🗨️
Making a Liquid Shampoo 🎥
Making a Gentle Shampoo – Oil and Water Phases 🎥
Making a Solid Shampoo 🎥
Making a Conditioner 🎥
Making a Butter for Coily and Curly Hair 🎥
Making a Styling Pomade 🎥
Making a Styling Gel 🎥
Hygiene and Bath Products – Course Notes 📄🖨️
Hygiene and Bath Care Formulation Guide 📄🖨️
Illustrated Guide for bath and hygiene care formulation 👁️‍🗨️
Making Solid Soap: Basic Recipe 🎥
Soap Design and Marbling 🎥
Making Milk Soap 🎥
Presentation of Surfactants 📄🖨️
Making Liquid Soap: Surfactant Method 🎥
Making Xylitol Toothpaste 🎥
Making Solid Deodorant 🎥
Making a Bath Bomb 🎥
Making Bath Salts 🎥
Discount Codes from Our Partners for Active eJardin Students 📄🖨️
Raw Materials Supplier List 📄
Liquid Soap: Hands, Dishes and Household Cleaning 📄🖨️
KOH Liquid Soap Formulation Guide📄🖨️
Soap Paste with KOH 🎥
Diluting the Soap Paste 🎥
Laundry Soap 🎥
Discount Codes from Our Partners for Active eJardin Students 📄🖨️
Raw Materials Supplier List 📄
Candle Making – Course Notes 📄🖨️
Audio Reading – Candle Making 🔊
Making a Candle 🎥
Visual Presentation on Candle Making 📄🖨️
Discount Codes from Our Partners for Active eJardin Students 📄🖨️
Distillation of Essential Oils and Hydrosols 📄🖨️
Reading: Essential Oil and Hydrosol Distillation Course Notes 🔊
Distillation Visual Guide 📄🖨️
Traceability Sheet 📄🖨️
Presentation of Distillation and Stills 📄🖨️
Discount Codes from Our Partners for Active eJardin Students 📄🖨️
Raw Materials Supplier List 📄
Course Workbook: Natural Product Preservation 📄🖨️
Reading-Preservation of products naturals 🔊
Natural Product Preservation Presentation PDF 📄🖨️
Presentation and Introduction to Natural Product Preservation 🎥
Natural Preservatives to Use 🎥
Preparing the Equipment 🎥
Sterilization 🎥
Stability Tests 🎥
Traceability 🎥
Expiration Date 🎥
Good Manufacturing, Storage and Labeling Practices 🎥
Conclusion 🎥
Label Example
Traceability File Example
Equipment Sterilization 🎥
Anatomy Course Workbook 📄🖨️
Human Anatomy and Physiology – Course Audio 🔊
Illustrated Guide to Human Anatomy 📄🖨️
Videos to Support Learning and Go Further 🎥
Discount Codes from Our Partners for Active eJardin Students 📄🖨️
Healthy Nutrition – Course Notes 📄🖨️
Reading-Healthy Nutrition Course Notes 🔊
Holistic Nutrition Manual 📄🖨️
General Presentation of Nutrition with Eglantine 🎥
Presentation of Macronutrients 📄🖨️
Presentation of Micronutrients 📄🖨️
Presentation of Phytoelements 📄🖨️
Presentation of Liquids 📄🖨️
Presentation of the Healthy Eating Guide 🎥
Presentation of Different Dietary Approaches 🎥
Discount Codes from Our Partners for Active eJardin Students 📄🖨️
Course Notes on the Different Imbalances 📄🖨️
Presentation of the Holistic Approach with Eglantine 🎥
Presentation of the Holistic Approach 📄🖨️
Herbalism Case Study – Example 📄🖨️
Presentation of the Different Imbalances 🗎🖨️
Discount Codes from Our Partners for Active eJardin Students 📄🖨️
Presentation of Methods of Use and Essential Oils by Human Body System with Eglantine 🎥
Presentation of Methods of Use and Essential Oils by Human Body System 📄🖨️
Essential Oil Monographs 📄🖨️
Angelica 🔊
Annual Tansy 🔊
Atlas Cedar / Eastern white cedar🔊
Balsam Fir 🔊
Benzoin 🔊
Black Spruce 🔊
Celery 🔊
Ceylon Cinnamon 🔊
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Your teaching team

Églantine Vignon, founder and director of eJardin Academy

Églantine Vignon

Director · Master Herbalist · Aromatherapist · Entrepreneur

A Master Herbalist and natural cosmetics entrepreneur for nearly 25 years, Églantine creates, tests, and markets natural products while guiding hundreds of students.

Patrick Tourigny, technology and marketing lead at eJardin Academy

Patrick Tourigny

Technology applied to herbalism

A former head gardener at Cirque du Soleil, winemaker, and medevac nurse, Patrick designed a medicinal-plant harvester and leaf stripper.

Liza Rodrigue, herbalist specializing in native plants

Liza Rodrigue

Herbalist · Native plants

Founder of Apoteka, she grows and transforms native plants in Notre-Dame-des-Bois.

Mélanie Lavoie, herbalist and founder of La Prêle du Temps

Mélanie Lavoie

Herbalist · La Prêle du Temps

A sensitive, practical approach to herbalism, with special care for more delicate health journeys.

Testimonials

What our students say

What a wonderful decision I made when I enrolled at Académie eJardin! I was skeptical about online training and worried it would feel impersonal: it was the complete opposite. I literally devoured the training while being a stay-at-home mom. As a former teacher myself, I recognize a solid, well-designed teaching approach. Églantine is a skilled, warm, and always available instructor.

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Dannica Abate

eJardin graduate · President of DAÏA

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Lauriane Ouellet

Herbalist Entrepreneur

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I loved this training! The content is rich and balanced, from growing plants to marketing. The support is kind and personalized. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to discover the world of herbalism.

Carole Castonguay

Carole Castonguay

Family Aromatherapy

★★★★★

I took the Family Aromatherapy training. VERY thorough, I learned so much! I now feel comfortable advising the people around me. Thank you to Églantine and Patrick for their support, always present.

Nathalie Nadeau

Herbalist Entrepreneur

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eJardin school is simply WOW! I started from zero a year ago and today I am launching my small business. Recognizing plants, growing them, using them... Églantine is a high-level teacher, always present. You cannot find anything better!

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Your Questions, Our Answers

Can I really master herbalism online?

Yes. This path combines videos, downloadable course notes, audios, and practical exercises, with corrections and human support. You move at your own pace and get hands-on: identifying, growing, and transforming plants. Many of our students start from scratch and leave with real autonomy.

What does the learning platform look like?

The easiest way is to see it. The short video higher up on this page (under 3 minutes) takes you through your student area as you'll find it after you enroll. It shows your courses with their videos, notes and audio, the questions you can ask under each lesson, search, plant sheets and assessments.

Is it adapted to Quebec, Canada, and France?

Yes. The content is based on plants and practices common to these regions, and the regulations portion covers the Quebec and Canadian framework. Our students follow us from Quebec, the rest of Canada, and France.

Is the training officially recognized?

In herbalism, there is no state diploma or official professional order in Quebec or France. Our certificates attest that our trainings have been completed successfully, and they are recognized by several professional associations (Groupe RITMA, ANPQ, AMQ, the Herbalists' Guild and RMPQ). With 400 hours of training, they also give access to the naturotherapist title with ANQ and ACNN. AQTN: your training hours at eJardin Academy may count toward the 1,000 hours of the naturotherapist or naturopath pathways, according to the criteria in effect when you apply.

Can this training lead to a professional project?

Absolutely. Beyond the plants, this path covers product making, regulations, and marketing. Several of our graduates have launched their activity: soaps, herbal teas, cosmetics, and support work. And with lifetime access, you can come back as your project grows.

How long does it take to complete the training?

There is no deadline and your access remains for life. Most students move at their own pace, often between 6 months and 1 year depending on their schedule. You take the courses whenever you want, as often as you want.

Are there any prerequisites to enroll?

No prerequisites. The training starts with the basics and suits both beginners and people who want to structure and deepen their knowledge.

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