Learn to make top notch coffees and develop a whole range of practical hospitality skills in this 16 week course. If you want to become a barista, bartender, mai?tre d’ or run your own cafe? or bar one day, this course is an excellent way to get your hospitality career underway.
Learn to make top notch coffees and develop a whole range of practical hospitality skills in this 16 week course. If you want to become a barista, bartender, mai?tre d’ or run your own cafe? or bar one day, this course is an excellent way to get your hospitality career underway.
Train in a real bar, gain work experience in our campus cafe and get lots of support and encouragement from your industry-experienced tutors. You can also build your skills further by following this course with The Bartender (Level 4) course.
The Culinary Collective offers a whole range of courses with a Kiwi flavour, including barista and bartender training. To see all the different programmes you can study, choose cooking or hospitality from the tab below.
We are part of NZMA, a category one provider and the largest private tertiary group in New Zealand.
The Culinary Collective is New Zealand’s brand new cooking and hospitality school, based in Auckland City, Sylvia Park and at Hamilton. The Culinary Collective is one of the trading names for the registered Private Training Establishment New Zealand Management Academies Ltd (NZMA). Your enrolment is with NZMA and your qualification is issued by NZMA. © 2021
Learn the different parts of the espresso setup (grinder, machine, dump box, water filter). You will also make different types of drinks: Short Black, Long Black, Flatwhite, Hot Chocolate, Cappuccino, Mochaccino and Latte.
This intensive training class will teach you to make delicious coffee every time. It is designed to give you the practical knowledge to prepare espresso coffees in a cafe environment.
Knowing how to make good coffee is a foot-in-the-door to most holiday jobs now. This course covers the origins of coffee and how it is processed, along with the types of coffee and what affects their flavour when made in cafes.
Cafes, bars, restaurants, and hotels are always keen to employ skilled baristas that can provide excellent coffee beverages and service for their customers.
Small class sizes with a maximum of 12 students per intake allowing students to have lots of hands-on experience. Students will finish the course with machine knowledge, sensory demonstrations and introduction into bean knowledge and basic coffee roasting.
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