This programme will begin with building on your foundation to work in a professional kitchen, you will then concentrate on the principles of French cuisine and a thorough grounding in culinary arts.
This programme will begin with building on your foundation to work in a professional kitchen, you will then concentrate on the principles of French cuisine and a thorough grounding in culinary arts. Speed, accuracy and consistency are characteristics that you will develop and as your confidence grows, you learn to correct your mistakes, adjust seasoning and enjoy experimenting with flavours. Each week has a specific theme, starting with knife training and moving onto stock making, soups and classic sauces.
During the second year, you will focus on ingredients and understand advanced cookery techniques. Human Resources and kitchen management will also form an important part of skill development.
Founded by Celia Hay, the New Zealand School of Food & Wine has been educating the next generation of baristas, chefs, restaurant & café owners, hospitality managers, sommeliers and wine professionals, hospitality tourism entrepreneurs as well as people who just love good food since 1995.
From LCQ Alcohol Managers Certificates to Food Hygiene Safety Certificates to New Zealand Wine Certificate and WSET Wine and Spirit qualifications to Baking and Cooking Classes and Cocktail and Bartending courses. This year, 2020, will mark the 25th anniversary of the New Zealand School of Food and Wine.
Located in Auckland's Viaduct, our NZQA New Zealand Government accredited qualifications offer practical hands-on cooking and hospitality-tourism focused certificates and diplomas, taught by a team of chefs, restaurant managers and wine professionals who are experts in their field and focused on the success of our students.
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