Programme in Professional Cookery and Culinary Arts

Programme in Professional Cookery and Culinary Arts

HTA School of Culinary ArtRandburg, South Africa

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Résumé du cours

The Hospitality Trainers and Associates (HTA) School of Culinary Art, an Internationally Accredited Chef School, run under the leadership of Stephen Billingham, former President of the South African Chefs Association, is one of South Africa’s leading Chef Training Providers specialising in modular, outcomes based training and development. Registered through an internationally recognised awarding body, City and Guilds, as well as South Africa’s Quality Council For Trades & Occupations. HTA has been training Chefs in partnership with the South African food & beverage and hospitality industries since 1996, producing many of the country’s most talented Chefs. HTA was established in 1995 to provide Culinary students, from school leavers to corporates, with a fundamental grounding in all disciplines relating to the production of top quality cuisine and the ability to manage a kitchen. This award winning school offers unparalleled opportunities to acquire both theoretical knowledge and carefully monitored practical training in their state-of-the-art facilities. HTA School of Culinary Art is one of four Progressive Chef Training divisions of HTA group of Companies, the other three divisions of HTA predominantly focus on Chef Training Programmes for employed persons currently working in the Hospitality industry. These Programmes are offered to Up-Skill and Certify hundreds of Cooks, Chefs and Caterers each year across all levels and Sectors in the Industry. This valuable side of our business, working with and having industry Chefs is a reservoir of knowledge and experience, which is passed on to all full time students through our Programmes. HTA School of Culinary Art is committed to providing training that remains at the forefront of global culinary trends. With established relationships with top hotels, restaurants and catering companies in Gauteng, students have the opportunity for practical application of their theoretical knowledge and ensuring that practical elements of the course are completed with reputable Chefs in a carefully structured, planned and moderated way. Each student also receives membership to the South African Chefs Association, with the objective of further enhancing the students’ professional approach. This allows each student access to regional and national competitions, food festivals, chef conferences and networking opportunities with professionals in the industry.

Ce que vous apprendrez

· Refer to attached and below modules. - 1. City & Guilds Syllabus - 2. HTA 2 Year Full Time Prospectus - 5. HTA Resource Indexes (Semester 1-4) - 6.1. HTA Resource Samples – Soups - 6.2. HTA Resource Samples – Meat - 6.3. HTA Resource Samples – Handle & Maintain Knives ————————————————————————————————————————- History of Cooking Great Chef’s in Cooking History The Kitchen Brigade The Development of South African Cuisine French Cuisine Sensory Perception Mise en Place Handle and Maintain Knives Identify Kitchen Equipment and Utensils Cooking Methods Herbs and Spices Seasoning and Flavouring Eggs Stocks Soups Sauces Fruit Vegetables Meat Offal Poultry Game Introduction to Pastry Hot and Cold Desserts Icings, Desserts Sauces, Creams, Custards and Glazes Study Techniques and Computer Literacy Personal Hygiene and Professional Behaviour Basic First Aid and Firefighting Food Safety Kitchen Planning and Design Menu Planning and Design Salads and Dressings Sandwiches and Canapès Potatoes Fish Shellfish Grains Pulses Pasta, Noodles and Farinaceous Items Dough Pastry Nutrition Environmental Awareness and Sustainability Principles of Food Area Management HACCP Care, Clean and Store Crockery and Cutlery Food and Beverage Role of a Waiter Restaurant Operation Equipment Preparing for Service General Service Guidelines Order Taking Procedures The Menu Forms and Techniques of Service Breakfast Beverages Drink Service Customer Service Cakes and Sponges Biscuits and Cookies Petit Fours and Friandise Plating and Presentation Complex Meat, Offal, Game and Poultry Charcuterie and Garde Manger Fungi Aspic and Gelatine Kitchen Planning and Design Safety and Security Employability Event Management Designing a Business Plan Hospitality Management Hospitality Law and Food Legislation Training Cultural Awareness and Effective Working Relationships Hospitality and Tourism Entrepreneurship Dietetics Organic, Free-Range and Genetically Modified Produce Chocolate Sugar Advanced Dough Jams, Pickles and Preserves Frozen Desserts and Soufflés Cheese Outdoor Cooking Cuisines Around the World Molecular Gastronomy Time Management Entrepreneurship

Détails du cours

À qui s'adresse ce cours?

· The programme is designed to meet outcomes of both national and international crediting bodies. · Also Refer to (attached to Programme Presentation) - 1. City & Guilds Syllabus -- Diploma in Food Preparation and Cooking (Culinary Arts) - 4. Level 2 – Qualification Breakdown