Course Highlights

  • In-Depth Exploration of Chinese Tea Culture

    Delve into the origins, production, and cultural significance of Chinese tea, gaining a comprehensive understanding of its rich heritage.

  • Hands-On Tea Processing Experience

    Participate in immersive, practical experiences within tea gardens, including tea processing and farm stays with local tea farmers.

  • Tea Industry Business & Market Insights

    Gain valuable insights into the tea industry, with a focus on sustainability, technology, and the intersection of art and commerce, tailored for aspiring tea entrepreneurs.

  • Academic and Research Visits

    Engage with leading tea studies programs, national research institutions, and visit the China Tea Museum for a well-rounded educational experience.

  • Alumni Networking & Professional Support

    Establish connections within a robust alumni network, offering ongoing support, collaboration, and opportunities to connect with industry professionals.

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Instructors: David Li, PhD in Tea Science, Co-founder of CTA

Guest Instructors: Invite local tea experts, Inheritor of Intangible Cultural Heritage, and artisans to share their knowledge and perspectives.

Duration: Customized (one time a year)

Location: China (in person)

Supports:

·  Professional support from CTA members

·  Language support

·  Accommodation and transportation arrangements

·  Comprehensive travel insurance

·  Emergency contact and support

Exam and Certificate: It is mandatory only for who want to obtain a certification

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By the end of this course, you will:

✓ Develop a comprehensive understanding of the Chinese tea industry

✓ Gain practical experience in teaproduction, processing, and marketing

✓ Build a strong network of tea industry professionalsskills

✓ Be equipped to launch a successful tea-related business or career

Course Itinerary

The tea regions that may be visited include, but are not limited to, the following areas.

The specific itinerary will be selected and adjusted based on seasonal and practical considerations:

Hangzhou (West Lake Longjing) · Huzhou (Anji White Tea, Mogan Huangya) · Yixing (Zisha Teapot) · Huangshan (Huangshan Maofeng) · Wuyishan (Wuyi Rock Tea, Zhengshan Xiaozhong, Jin Junmei) · Anxi (Tie Guan Yin) · Chaozhou (Phoenix Dancong) Fuding (Fuding White Tea) · Guangxi Liubao (Liubao Tea) · Yunnan (Pu'er Tea, Dianhong)