I love sharing the bees beyond the hive.

Alongside my writing and teaching, I also offer online workshops and mentoring for those who want to dive deeper.

Online workshops are great for individuals, schools, groups, and organisations curious about bees. Mentoring is a more personal way to walk with me as you learn. Both are grounded in the same values: ethical care for bees, joy in learning, and a respect for nature.

Online Workshops

Beewitching Embassy runs 90-minute online workshops for schools, businesses, or small groups (up to 20 participants; larger groups can be arranged). They are a chance to explore the world of bees, with a mix of science, observation, and reflection. All from wherever you are.

Topics include:

• The Wonderful World of Bees: An introduction to the hive and honey bee lifecycle.

• The Bee Centred Life: A glimpse into natural beekeeping

• Honey Honey: How honey is made, its history and a guided honey-tasting meditation.

• Journey Into Death with the Honey Bees – 40 minutes teaching plus 40-minute guided meditation following the hum of Hive Gaia. Individual sessions also available.

  Pricing: £150 per group (up to 20 people), with additional participants negotiable.

Mentoring

Mentoring with me is for anyone who wants guidance in observing and understanding bees, and learning from my beekeeping experience.

It’s not about traditional “how-to” beekeeping lessons.

Instead, I offer:

Mentoring happens online and is tailored to your pace and interests.

Pricing:
30-minutes session: £30
1 hour session: £60
Block-sessions are available on request.

Collaborations & Teaching

I love collaborating with like-minded people who care about bees and the environment.

One of my favourite projects was with Shanghai Roots & Shoots, where I taught a bilingual class called The Bee-Centred Life while they explored the environment and how bees fit into it. The session is recorded on YouTube. This Mandarin-English bilingual class is a lovely example of sharing bee knowledge globally.

I also run online workshops for schools, businesses, and groups, exploring topics from the hive lifecycle to honey production, and even guided sessions connecting with the bees in meditative ways.

Whether it’s teaching, mentoring, or creative collaborations, I’m always excited to work with folks who want to explore bees, nature, and mindful living together.

Upcoming Class

The Bees That Outlived the Ice Age – Coming soon.

This online class explores the Western European dark bees, how they survived the Ice Age, and what we can learn from their resilience today. It’s part science, part history, part reflection.

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