This course is available to you if you are currently employed in industry in kitchenhand or cook roles. This course is also available to apprentice chefs.
This course is available to you if you are currently employed in industry in kitchenhand or cook roles. This course is also available to apprentice chefs.
You will learn how to prepare, cook, and serve food across a range of hospitality settings and gain the skills and knowledge to be competent as a qualified chef or cook in a supervisory or team leader role in the kitchen.
Work takes place in various kitchen settings, such as restaurants, hotels, clubs, pubs, cafes, cafeterias and coffee shops.
Wodonga TAFE offers more than just courses. We prepare you for work and for a successful career. Our teachers have close links with industry, and understand what employers want from their employees in terms of skills and current, up-to-date knowledge.
Real, hands-on industry work experiences and simulated training environments mean that you graduate with work-ready knowledge and skills.
Students will learn basics of cookery in this “easier” cooking class. Through out the 8-week course, we will explore different cooking methods (such as baking, roasting, shallow-frying, boiling... etc) and food style (such as French, Italian, English... etc).
Our cookery course can prepare you to be supervisor or team leader in the kitchen. You’ll gain the skills and confidence to operate independently or with limited guidance from others and use discretion to solve non-routine problems.
Local and visiting chefs present classes at our Cooking School which can be demonstration-only; hands-on; and often a combination of both. We use domestic appliances and equipment you would have in your own home so you can recreate these dishes for your friends and family.
Further your career pathway in commercial cookery with this qualification that follows on from the SIT30816 Certificate III in Commercial Cookery and provides you with extended skills to be able to work as a Supervisor/ Team Leader Cook in a range of commercial kitchens.
Organising the kitchen to operate smoothly requires thorough understanding of the components of the catering control cycle, as well as how each part has to be understood, planned and executed. Having this understanding will help you to ensure consistency and ability to meet allocated budgets.
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