Missouri
Missouri legalized medical cannabis in 2018 with Amendment 2, allowing patients with qualifying conditions to access cannabis through licensed dispensaries. Adult-use cannabis was legalized in 2022, with sales beginning in February 2023. The state has a market with over 200 dispensaries and numerous cultivators and processors. Missouri’s cannabis training ensures compliance, safety, and accessibility for both medical and recreational users.
| Image | Name | Length | Competency | Standards | Learning Objectives | hf:tax:pa_competency | hf:tax:pa_cannabis-training-time | hf:tax:pa_accreditation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Security Guard Certification | 10 - 20 Hours | Compliance (100-Level) | ASIS International | Training Time: 8:00 Hours (Required) | 100-level | 10-20-hours | asis-international |
 | Missouri Facility Employee Training | 4-Hours (Required) | Compliance (100-Level) | Missouri (DCR) | Training Time: 4:00 Hours (Required) | 100-level | 4-hours | missouri-dcr |
 | Security Professional Certification | 20 - 40 Hours | Fundamental (200-Level) | ASIS International | Training Time: 20:00 Hours (Average) | 200-level | 20-40-hours | asis-international |