Refine your pastry professionals with this next-level course in patisserie. Based on the pastry program taught in Switzerland, this course gives professionals the knowledge and skills they need to work as pastry chefs.
During this course, participants will:
This course is conducted both online and in-person...
This course is conducted both online and in-person. Learners study the bulk of the material online (80%). The in-person training sessions are supplemental, and can be done either one-on-one or in groups (20%).
This course is conducted both online and in-person...
This course is conducted online and in-person. Participants will study the Fundamentals and Methods and implementation in online sessions. The final assessment can take place either online or locally, in-person.
This course is conducted both online and in-person...
This course is conducted both online and in-person. Learners study the bulk of the material online. The in-person training sessions are supplemental, and can be done either one-on-one or in groups.
This course is conducted both online and in-person...
This course combines in-depth online learning and practical assignments to upskill your employees. Learners study on our learning platform, which includes the following:
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