William Angliss Institute

Introduction to Handmade Chocolate

Melbourne, Australia

The Non-degree in Introduction to Handmade Chocolate at William Angliss Institute is a 6 year long program for international students taught in English.

Introduction

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About the Program

This short course is perfect for anyone interested in learning the art of chocolate making. Over the course of 6 hours, you will gain hands-on experience in tempering chocolate, creating truffles, and making chocolate bars. This program is ideal for those who enjoy culinary arts and want to enhance their skills in a fun and engaging environment.

During the class, you will learn essential techniques such as how to create ganache, filling procedures, and rolling and moulding techniques. You will also have the opportunity to make a variety of chocolate products, including Belgian truffles and unique chocolate bars. This practical approach ensures that you leave with not only knowledge but also delicious creations to take home.

Graduates of this course can explore various job opportunities in the culinary field, such as chocolatier, pastry chef, or bakery assistant. The skills acquired can also be applied in other areas of the hospitality industry. Employers may include restaurants, cafes, and catering companies, where your chocolate-making skills will be a valuable asset.

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