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Part time Cookery course - get qualified while you work

New Zealand School of Food & Wine

We provide an education drawing on the French culinary tradition. This provides the foundation for many other cuisines. Next intake for our PART TIME course is April 1, 2019.

Monday and Wednesdays 4 -9 pm (30 weeks)

Example dishes:

Braised onion tart with mesclun salad
Seared beef sirloin with parsley butter
Gazpacho with garlic croutons
Eggs Benedict with crispy bacon
Chocolate brownie
Pan-seared snapper with roast red pepper salsa
Thai rice pudding with coconut and lemongrass

Food Safety
You will learn about food safety in a commercial kitchen and complete unit standards-based certification.

Knife Skills
You will learn essential knife skills to ensure safe and efficient equipment use, providing skills you will use for the duration of your career.

Work Experience
During the programme, there is two weeks work placement to enable you to gain hand-on experience in some of Auckland’s premier cafés and restaurants. During this time you will gain real-life insights into working as a junior chef in a restaurant or café. Many students are offered part-time work at these businesses following their work experience module.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Graduates will be able to work as junior chefs in cafés, restaurants, catering, bars, clubs, resorts and hotels. Due to the highly practical nature of this course, NZSFW graduates are attractive to prospective employees.

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