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Special Pastry and Baking Training for Entrepreneurs

Special Pastry and Baking Training for Entrepreneurs

Special Pastry and Baking Training for Entrepreneurs

This intensive training covers essential theoretical and practical knowledge on the path to professional pastry and baking, including cost calculation, food hygiene and safety, purchasing, menu planning, food and beverage management, business development, service, revenue and menu management, business management, sales and marketing, CRM and social media, human resources management, and entrepreneurship. It is suitable for chef candidates who want to open their own pastry shop or bakery, those planning to start their own business, employees in the food and beverage sector, or entrepreneurs coming from different educational and professional backgrounds. No prior industry experience is required to embark on this journey to be fully equipped for a career in Food and Beverage Management.


Training Fee
475.000,00₺
Cash Price
Location Fissler
with Pastry and Baking Class Kanyon
Training Duration

4 months without internship (Weekdays) / 8 months with internship

4 months without internship (Weekends) / 8 months with internship

 

 

Weekdays from Monday to Thursday

Weekends Saturday - Sunday

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Training Period

January 25, 2027 (Weekdays)

January 30, 2027 (Weekends)

Training Hours

08:30 - 14:00 Weekdays

08:30 - 18:00 Weekends

Payment Plan

Training Program

 

The entire training program is designed by our expert instructor chefs to ensure you are fully equipped for a career in the kitchen.

  • THEORETICAL COURSES

  • • History of Cuisine
  • • Psychology in the Gastronomy Sector
  • • Nutrition
  • • Food Safety and Hygiene
  • • Purchasing & Cost
  • • Menu Planning and Menu Engineering
  • • Equipment Knowledge  
  • • Sustainability and Zero Waste Kitchen
  • • Wine Education 
  • • Introduction to the Food and Beverage Sector
  • • Marketing and Communication
  • • Brand Identity and Management
  • • Investment and Business Feasibility
  • • Digital Marketing
  • • Accounting
  • • Menu Theoretical Knowledge
  • • Human Resources and Personnel Selection
  • • Service Standards
  • • Beverage Strategies
  • • Occupational Safety
  • • Entrepreneurship
  • • Purchasing and Storage
  • • Maintenance, Repair, Renovation
  • • Payment/Reporting Systems Technology and QR
  • • Operational Handbook
  • • Branching and Franchising
  • • Trends and New Concepts
  • • Cost Control
  • • Catering
  • • Food and Hygiene Safety
  • • Kitchen Organization

 

PRACTICAL COURSES

  • • Compost Facility Visit
  • • Food and Beverage Management Field Trip

 

  • PRACTICAL LESSONS

  • • Knife Skills and Cutting Techniques

  • • Zero Waste Kitchen

  • • Sweet and Savory Cookies
  • • Cakes
  • • Cupcake - Muffin
  • • Tarts & Pies, Quiches
  • • Choux Pastries – Profiteroles, Eclairs
  • • Yeasted Breakfast Products
  • • Fruit Desserts
  • • Cheesecakes
  • • Milk-based Turkish Desserts
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  • • Breads – Artisan Breads 
  • • Sourdough Bread 
  • • Laminated Doughs - Croissant, Danish, Doughnut
  • • Fried Desserts
  • • Syrup-soaked Turkish Desserts – Tulumba, Lokma
  • • Custards and Plated Desserts
  • • Plated Desserts and Presentation Styles
  • • Sponge Cake, Cake Layering Techniques
  • • Classic Cakes
  • • Modern Cakes Entremet & Mousse
  • • Cakes, Phyllo Pastry
  • • Sugar-free Desserts
  • • Chocolates, Confectionery
  • • Frozen Desserts
  • • Fondant

Certificates held by USLA graduates

• AHA Diploma "Certificate in Professional Baking and Pastry Arts" is valid for the internship program.

• USLA "Professional Basic Level Pastry and Baking Program" Certificate

• Ministry of Education approved "Pastry" Course Completion Certificate

• Ministry of Education "Food and Beverage Services Management" Course Completion Certificate

• USLA "Food and Beverage Services Management" Participant Certificate

• "Hygiene Training for Workers in the Food and Water Sector" Course Completion Certificate

• Basic Occupational Health and Safety Training Certificate

• Fermented Beverage Basic Knowledge and Tasting Techniques Certificate

 

Every student at USLA is kitchen-ready!

 

USLA Student Set

• USLA Chef Jacket - 2 pieces

• USLA Chef Pants - 1 piece

• USLA Chef Hat - 1 piece

• USLA Chef Apron - 2 pieces

• Professional Kitchen Shoes - 1 pair

• Knife Set

• USLA Student Bag

• "On the Path to Professional Pastry" and "Food and Beverage Management" Course Book

 

Training Rules

 

  • • The minimum age limit for all trainings is 18.
  • • Our students are required to wear the student uniforms provided by USLA for all kitchen classes outside of classroom lessons.
  • • It is mandatory to bring the equipment provided by USLA for use during the lessons.
  • • Both male and female students are prohibited from wearing earrings – piercings, watches, bracelets, and rings. Our students must enter classes with trimmed nails, no nail polish, and no makeup. Long-haired students must tie their hair back. Mustaches and beards are prohibited for male students during the training period. They must attend classes clean-shaven.
  • • USLA reserves the right to make possible changes to the lessons and add extra lesson days during the training period. Changes in lesson dates and trip notifications will be communicated by Student Affairs.
  • • USLA plans to conduct industry trips on Fridays during the training period. Participation in field trips is not mandatory but is recommended. Date notifications will be made by student affairs.
  • • The instructor chef/trainer has the right to refuse entry to any student who does not comply with the rules.
  • • Students must be at school 1 [one] hour before the lesson starts and prepare for the upcoming lesson.
  • • Students are responsible for arriving on time according to the assigned weekly tasks and must prepare their workstations before the lesson starts after completing their tasks.
  • • Students arriving late to class will not be admitted until the first break, and this will count as a half-day absence.
  • • The practical lesson flow continues after the theoretical and practical explanation by the lesson chef in the kitchen, where students proceed to their stations to prepare their recipes as demonstrated.
  • • At the end of the lesson, cleaning and washing of gastronomes is the student's responsibility, and the classroom must be left clean.
  • • For students who complete the first term training in the internship program, the internship location is determined by USLA based on students' opinions. It is mandatory to intern at the designated location, and no changes to the internship location are allowed. The student's average grade during the training period is one of the determining factors for the internship location.
  • • Industry trips will be conducted during the program. Personal food/drink expenses during industry trips are the responsibility of the student.

 

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