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NSW - Sydney
Carrick
Institute - Sydney / Melbourne
Le
Cordon Bleu - Sydney / Adelaide
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Hospitality
(Patisserie)-Certificate 4
Subject area:
Hospitality Management
Course number: 2686
Duration: 1.0 year
full time
Description
This course is designed for people
seeking to promote Positions of Chef
Patissier. Learners will develop
Advanced baking and presentation skills
in preparing a Range of desserts and
fine patisseries.
ፊYou will also develop essential skills
and knowledge required to work in a
supervisory position. You will develop
human resource and communication skills
for effective supervision, customer
service, marketing, sales and team
development whilst giving you the
opportunity to exercise your own
judgment and flair.
Exit Points
N/A
Entry Requirements
Year 12 or equivalent or Certificate III
in Hospitality at Campbelltown, No pre
requisite at Hamilton, Certificate 3
2685 included.
IELTS 5.5 or TOEFL 197 or equivalent
Career Opportunities
Patisserie cook or supervisor in a
hospitality establishment
Further studies
This course articulates into the Diploma
of Hospitality Management 9545
Notes
CRICOS Code: 055242E ; National Code:
THH41402
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Hospitality (Patesserie) -
Certificate 3
Subject area:
Hospitality Management
Course number:
2685
Duration: 1.0 year
full time
Description
This course is designed for people
who are seeking to be employed as a
Pastry Chef.
You will develop baking and
presentation skills in preparing a
range of bakery items and fine
patisseries.
You will learn how to produce
quality pastries, cakes and yeast
goods, and work as part of a team in
a kitchen/for the hygienic
preparation and service of a range
of food items in a professional
manner.
Exit Points
N/A
Entry Requirements
Year 12 or equivalent or qualify for
mature-age entry. The NSW Liquor Act
requires students to be 18 years of
age or older if they are undertaking
modules that involve the service of
alcohol. To comply with these
legislative requirements, students
must be 18 years of age or older to
undertake the following module in
this course: - 6650A Responsible
Service of Alcohol
IELTS 5.5 or TOEFL 197 or equivalent
Career Opportunities
Pastry Chef working within Bakeries
and Patisseries.
Further studies
This course articulates into
Certificate IV in Hospitality
(Patisserie) 2686
Notes
CRICOS Code: 039655F ; National
Code: THH31602
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Patisserie
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This course
has been designed to provide students with immediately useable
skills and knowledge relevant to the area of patisserie. Graduates
of this program may gain employment as pastry cooks.
(CRICOS Course Code: Sydney 053037D) |
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This course
has been designed to provide students with immediately useable
skills and knowledge relevant to patisserie management by
enabling the participant to develop the skills and knowledge
required for a supervisory position. This certificate encompasses
the role of employees who perform a range of skilled cookery
operations with the need to apply discretion and judgment. Graduates
of this program may gain employment as pastry cooks.
(CRICOS Course Codes: Melbourne 046571G - Sydney 046964A) |
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This course
is designed to give you the confidence and skills required to enter
the hospitality industry at either an advanced operational or
supervisory level. The course also helps you develop a broad range
of Management Skills that are required to operate within the
complexity of the Hospitality Industry.
(CRICOS Course Codes: Melbourne 045077G - Sydney 045423E) |
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The Advanced
Diploma introduces you to advanced concepts relating to hospitality
operations and management protocol. This course is also designed to
prepare individuals for immediate entry into the workforce with the
management skills needed to successfully run a hospitality operation
or business unit.
(CRICOS Course Codes: Melbourne 046572F - Sydney 046961D)
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Le Cordon Bleu is a global leader in hospitality and
gastronomy
education. Our schools in Sydney and Adelaide, have students from around
the world (see map). We have expanded our education focus to include
post-graduate awards, in alliance with excellent local universities and
colleges.
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Le
Cordon Bleu¡¯s role as an educational leader at the forefront of the
hospitality industry, has been our mission and as we continue to work
closely with our industry peers to meet current and future needs.
We have been successful at extending the classroom experience through
the addition of support materials such as books, digital tools and
on-line learning. We partner with other leaders in gastronomy,
culture and education. Through strong consulting and licensing, we
are able to adapt our expertise to any need and fill any gap.
But Le Cordon
Bleu is not one- dimensional in our mission. Our philosophy is
based on the French ¡°Art de Vivre¡±, the art of living. This is
part of every culture and what the hospitality industry as a whole
strives to uphold and support. The French have a strong
history with the names of Escoffier and Bocuse, though separated by a
century, continue to inspire and help direct our future. Today¡¯s
chef is no longer just an artist, but a manager, a chemist, a
businessperson, an entrepreneur. The challenge for them is how to
successfully adapt to modern demands while respecting and maintaining
the traditions that have been the cornerstone of gastronomy. Le
Cordon Bleu follows the genealogy of Auguste Escoffier, the father of
French cuisine, through Henri-Paul Pellaprat, and continue through our
students who come to us, from more than 70 countries, to learn from the
source. They are tomorrow¡¯s leaders, they are tomorrow¡¯s mentors.
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LE CORDON BLEU WORLDWIDE LEADER IN CULINARY EDUCATION
Founded in Paris in 1895, today the presence of Le
Cordon Bleu encompasses 26 international schools in 15
countries, attended by more than 18,000 students every
year. The origin of the expression ¡°Cordon Bleu¡± comes
from the 1578 foundation of the Order of Knights of the
Holy Spirit. The members of the order wore a medal
suspended on a blue ribbon and their spectacular feasts
became legendary.
Internationally recognized since the first years of its
creation, the school received its first Russian student
in 1897, then its first Japanese student in 1905. Its
success was such that after 1945, it was the only school
in France accredited by the United States for
professional re-training of American soldiers under the
GI Bill. In 1954, Audrey Hepburn came to Le Cordon Bleu
Paris for the launch of her film Sabrina.
The Master Chefs of Le Cordon Bleu, of which the majority
come from Michelin-starred restaurants or are winners of
prestigious competitions, pass on their expertise each
year to students from more than 70 countries. They teach
the techniques and methods of cuisine, pastry and bread
baking which have been codified in France over the last
500 years, and which are applicable to any world
cuisine.
In less than nine months, it is possible to obtain Le
Grand Diplôme Le Cordon Bleu, which is recognized
worldwide by culinary professionals; the international
passport to a great career. Most recently Le Cordon Bleu
International has launched Associate Degree and Diploma
courses in Restaurant and Hospitality Business that are
accredited in North and South America, and in Australia
the Bachelor and MBA degrees in International Hotel and
Resort Management and Master of Arts in Gastronomy.
Restaurants,
bakeries and coffee shops have been developed under the
Le Cordon Bleu trademark. Le Cordon Bleu is also often
solicited as an advisory consultant to companies such as
cruise lines and culinary product manufacturers. Each
year, Le Cordon Bleu participates in more than 50
international events such as festivals, professional
conferences and competition juries. Le Cordon Bleu is an
equally active member in culinary and cultural
associations like the Alliance Française of Paris (where
it sits on the Administrative Council), the Chaîne des
Rôtisseurs, the IACP (International Association of
Culinary Professionals) and several others.
Since its inception, Le Cordon Bleu has published
cookbooks for amateurs and professionals. Its most
recent series, the "Le Cordon Bleu Home Collection", has
been translated into 17 languages. Sales have reached
more than 6 million copies, of which nearly one million
were the French language editions.
The sister company of Le Cordon Bleu, Pierre Deux-French
Country, which specializes in interior decoration, also
participates in the development of the French Art de
Vivre (the Art of Living Well) with 15 boutiques in the
United States and Japan.
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