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Patisserie Course Overview

The Australian School of Tourism and Hotel Management offers a structured career paths enabling you to qualify as a chef. Each of these pathways on which you are able to achieve your Trade Qualifications in Australia.

These are:
1a) Certificate III in Hospitality (Commercial Cookery) and Trade Skills Recognition

1b) Certificate III in Hospitality (Patisserie) and Trade Recognition Australia (TRA)

2) Chef Apprenticeship - 3 year employment and Trade Agreement

3) Trade Skills Recognition (TRS) - enabling unqualified cooks who have gained their skills informally on the job to achieve their Trade Qualification through this formal skills recognition process.


1b) Certificate III in Hospitality (Patisserie)
Qualifying as a Pastry Chef has never been as accessible or flexible. You are able to gain your Trade Qualification in Pastry Cooking by completing a Trade Recognition Australia application. This qualification includes one internship requiring you to complete a minimum of 90 hours of employment.

Following this you will then be able to apply to Trade Recognition Australia to gain your Trade Qualification.

The benefits of this pathway are:
• you will have completed the equivalent of all the off-the-job training required for the Trade Pastry Cook Qualification, this assists you in gaining meaningful employment to achieve the necessary workplace experience required for you to be eligible to apply for Trade Recognition Australia. This entire process may take up to 3 years but you are employed throughout this time as unqualified pastry cook.
• you gain significant experience and employment while you study.

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* Please note, this course is only for local students available.

Patisserie Course Details

SIT31107 - Certificate III in Hospitality (Patisserie)

This specialised course is designed to provide students with a broad range of pattiserie skills and knowledge. Students will develop a range of preparation and presentation skills synonymous with the fine skills required of a pastry chef. Students are also required to complete the necessary period of employment and workplace assessment in order to apply for Trade Recognition through Trade Recognition Australia.

The course includes Internship 1, a practical employment based placement in a commercial kitchen ensuring you gain the necessary on the job experience to meet course requirements. This employment placement is organised by the school and ensures all students are employed as a non-qualified pastry cook.

Australian citiziens or Permanent Residents are also provided a guaranteed employment placement at successful course completion.

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SIT50307 - Diploma of Hospitality

The Diploma of Hospitality Management is designed for students who wish to develop a range of management skills and knowledge for kitchens or hospitality enterprises. The course includes human resource management, business administration, marketing, quality management systems, financial management and managing quality customer service.[more]

* Please note, this course is only for local students available.

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