About this Course
The objective of the Certificate in Patisserie is to develop student knowledge in the field of patisserie with strong emphasis on practical skills and requisite knowledge and understanding in the operational level in the pastry kitchen environment.
Objectives and Expected Outcomes
At the end of the programme, the students will have acquired:
- Fundamental skills in pastry and baking operations
- Understanding of pastry kitchen environment and operations.
Course Syllabus / Content:
- Personal Development and Hospitality English
- Food Safety and Hygiene
- Kitchen Safety
- Introduction to Food and Beverage and Kitchen Operation
- Customer Care and Experience
- Understanding Mise en Place
- Prepare and Bake Cake and Sponge
- Prepare Hot and Cold Sauce
- Prepare and Bake Classic French Pastry and Dessert
- Prepare and Bake Basic Bread
- Prepare and Bake Asian Pastry and Dessert
- Work Experience
Core Modules
Personal Development and Hospitality English
This module incorporate personal development such as staff appearance, student service attitude, dealing with guest service etiquette, personal and interview skills via through theory and concept, personal experience and role play. Students will be taught to apply and use hospitality vocabulary, idiomatic expressions and abbreviations generally used in the Hospitality Industry which focuses on Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing skills.
Food Safety and Hygiene
This module introduces students on how to practice and maintain good cleanliness and hygiene at all time. Students are also taught on how to prevent cross contamination.
Kitchen Safety
In this module, students will learn how to take appropriate action to care for person in the event of injury. They will be able to carry out workshop hazard inspection, check for fire safety equipment and recognize dangerous substances, handle and store appropriately
Introduction to Food and Beverage and Kitchen Operation
In this module, students will learn the different roles and responsibilities in the various departments of restaurant and kitchen operation.
Customer Care and Experience
In this module, students are taught on various methods of greeting and handling of customers, and understanding and establishing customer needs, and providing appropriate services and recovering from customer complaints.
Work Experience
The Industrial Attachment is a short-term work experience for students to have an opportunity to put into practice their knowledge and skills which they have acquired during their study into the real world workplace. This allows students to gain valuable real life experience while working under the supervision of experienced supervisor(s) and thus enhancing their learning experience. A variety of skills that can be applied may include teamwork, analytical skills, knowledge & competency acquired during their study.
Patisserie Modules
Understanding Mis en Place
This module introduce student to preparing their workstation prior to commencing actual cooking. Basic cut and preparation of ingredients will also be taught in this module.
Prepare and Bake Cake and Sponge
In this module, students are taught how to prepare cakes and sponges using the traditional methods and prepare sponge-related products. Students are also taught to produce fruitless cakes, light, medium and heavy fruit cakes, and test and judge products to be cooked.
Prepare Hot and Cold Sauce
In this module, students are taught on how to prepare hot and cold sauces. Students are also taught on how to select ingredients and equipment and test and judged sauces to be processed / cooked.
Prepare and Bake Classic French Pastry and Dessert
In this module, students will learn to prepare and bake classical French pastry, including the different ingredients used.
Prepare and Bake Basic Bread
In this module, students will learn to prepare basic bread and artisan bread and other fermented products.
Prepare and Bake Asian Pastry and Dessert
In this module, students will learn different types of Asian pastry and dessert ranging from local to Chinese, Thai and Japanese.
Assessment
i) Each Module will be assessed via coursework in the following formats:
- Class Participation;
- Assignments;
- Written and/or Practical Examinations;
ii) The examinations will be set and marked by ICASTEC.
iii) 6-month Work Experience is assessed through an “Industrial Attachment” Logbook.
Certification
Students who have completed and passed all the required modules will be awarded
- CERTIFICATE IN PATISSERIE
Progression Path
Students are able to progress to ICASTEC Diploma in Food & Beverage and Catering Management (DFCM)
Entry Requirements
- Minimum Age: At least 14 years old
- Academic Level: Secondary School education, High School or equivalent
- Language Proficiency: IELTS 3.5 or equivalent
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Course Info
- Course Provider ICAS TRAINING AND EDUCATION COLLEGE (ICASTEC) PTE. LTD.
- Course Category Business
- Course Price n/a
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