Bee venom
Extraction, storage and pharmaceutical or industrial use.
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In the field
Every coloured wilaya has hosted at least one session. Click to see the photos.
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BIOBEESPRO — Training and support
BIOBEESPRO trains and supports beekeepers and hive-product producers, in Algeria and abroad. A mobile team that travels from region to region, qualified trainers, and programmes that alternate theory and practice.
From training to production, from hive products to a high-value industry.

Certificates of competence and specialisation are issued at the end of each session. A number of our former trainees are now producing high-quality hive products, and some run their own businesses.
We have signed agreements with universities, institutes, training centres and academies.
3,000
Trainees
10+
Agreements signed
13
Beekeeping caravans
2
Countries covered
Certified centers
We have signed partnership agreements with certified training centers that relay our programs.

Lakhdaria
Certified private vocational training school, specialised in beekeeping and rural trades.
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Tizi Ouzou
Specialised technological institute for mountain agriculture training.
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Practising modern beekeeping, adding value to hive products, adopting new technology and AI, and building companies that can hold their own on international markets.
Programmes
Extraction, storage and pharmaceutical or industrial use.
Rearing queens and drones, line selection, artificial insemination.
Artificial division and production of competitive swarms.
Turning propolis and other hive products into high-value preparations.
Feeding protocols and the preparation of natural and organic products.
Selling techniques, advertising and online presence for producers.
Setting up and structuring a professional company in the beekeeping sector.
New technology and AI applied to colony monitoring.
Other ways to make the hive pay, down to hive-air inhalation.
The team
They keep bees, they produce, and they teach. That is what makes the afternoon at the apiary as useful as the morning class.





Beekeeping caravans
Training and informing beekeepers region by region, carrying research results out to the field, spreading good practice in hygiene, nutrition and colony management, and encouraging innovation where it earns its place.
Local commitment
A partnership with clubs in the region, because a sector is also built outside the apiary.