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Diploma course in Bakery and Pastry

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  • Order Taking Procedures
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  • Oregon Rolls
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  • Course Type: Certification
  • Duration: 180 days
  • Program: Food Production (Cooking)
  • Level: Intermediate
  • Language: English
  • Certificate: Yes

Course Syllabus

Diploma course in Bakery & Pastry Making

 

Course Duration: 6 Months

Class Duration: 4 hours per day

This intensive 6-month diploma is designed to take you on a deep dive into the world of baking, transforming you from enthusiast into a skilled professional. Our curriculum is a carefully structured journey, ensuring you build a rock-solid foundation before advancing to complex techniques.

Course Structure:

Introduction to Catering and Hotel Industry 

Introduction to Catering: History, Classification, Origin

History, Development, and Classification of Hotels

Kitchen Management: Definition and Types of Kitchens

Baking and Pastry Kitchen Planning and Layout: Hierarchy

Technical Terms

The Science of Dough

Lean Doughs: The art of rustic breads, from classic French baguettes and crusty sourdough to ciabatta, focusing on hydration, fermentation, and achieving the perfect crust.

Rich Doughs: The world of enriched breads like brioche, challah, and panettone, learning how to incorporate high percentages of butter and eggs for a tender, golden crumb.

Bread Variations: Exploring global bread traditions, including flatbreads, flavored loaves with herbs and olives, and specialty grains.

Laminated Doughs: The pinnacle of the baker's skill—creating the magical layers in croissants, pain au chocolate, and flaky puff pastry. You will learn the precise techniques of butter lamination to achieve that perfect honeycomb structure.

Bakery and Pastry Ingredients:

Structural Elements (Flours)

Leavening Agents 

Fats

Sweeteners

Binders & Enrichers (Eggs & Dairy)

Liquids

Flavorings

Inclusions

Thickeners

Finishes

Food Safety and Hygiene

Food Poisoning: Bacteria and Prevention

Cross Contamination

Rules of Food Processing

Hygiene and HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points)

Health and Safety in the Kitchen

 

The Art of Pastry & Cakes

With your dough skills in hand, you'll move into the delicate and artistic realm of pastry and cakes.

Sweet Paste Dough (Pâte Sucrée): Creating the perfect buttery, crumbly base for elegant tarts and dessert bars.

Choux Pastry (Pâte à Choux): Mastering this versatile dough to create classics like éclairs, cream puffs, and savory gougères, and learning the secrets to proper piping and baking.

Baked Cakes: Covering the full spectrum, from rich flourless chocolate cakes and classic pound cakes to light and airy genoise sponges, the foundation for many layered desserts.

 

Plated Desserts & Patisserie Classics

The final phase is where precision, presentation, and creativity come together.

Custard Desserts: Achieving silky perfection in crème brûlée, pots de crème, crème anglaise, and pastry cream, learning the critical techniques of tempering and baking in a water bath.

Tiramisu & Mousses: Deconstructing and reconstructing this Italian icon, while also mastering light-as-air mousses and bavarians.

Macarons: Conquering the notoriously tricky French macaron. You'll learn to master the batter, achieve the perfect "foot," and create a variety of colorful fillings.

Pastry Making & Finishing: Bringing it all together through the art of plating, glazing, and garnishing. You'll learn to assemble multi-component desserts that are as stunning to look at as they are delicious to eat.

Industrial Exposure and Modern Tools

Identification of Modern Tools and Equipment

Importance of Industrial Exposure: Training and Opportunities

Arranging Industrial Training and Schedule Management

Final Project and Viva

Individual or Team Projects: Preparing a Complete Dish

Viva and Communication Skills Assessment

Final Presentation and Evaluation

Weekly Schedule:

Day 1:

Theory: Introduction to the week's topic with audio-visual aids

Demonstration: Chef's demo on the practical aspect of the topic

Day 2:

Practical: Students perform the same recipe/technique demonstrated by the chef

Evaluation: Feedback and corrections by the chef

Daily Breakdown (4 hours):

1 hour: Theory and demonstration

2 hours: Practical hands-on training

1 hour: Discussion, Q&A, and evaluation

Assessment:

Continuous assessment through practical performance

Weekly quizzes and assignments

Final project and viva for comprehensive evaluation

 

This structured syllabus ensures a systematic and scientific approach to learning, providing students with a thorough understanding of both theoretical and practical aspects of baking and pastry making.

 

A place where we can guarantee 100% job placement.

 

Our students are being involved at the international market from east Asian to Europe, Australia, America etc. and of others are involving with Nepal as an employee or self-employed.

As this is a true fact that, Everyday more and more youngsters and are bound to be abroad for a good employment in the name of different visas.

when there will be a good skill we can obviously have a better employment within the country.

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