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post #1 of 5
3/2/11 at 4:24am
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Hi everyone!

 

I'm looking for a pastry and baking program in Singapore, New Zealand, or Australia.

 

The programs in Europe are too expensive for me and I realized that those three countries are more reasonably priced. Ideally the program would not run for longer than 4 or 5 months.

 

Any recommendations you can provide would be greatly aprpeciated. I've looked into Shermay's, and BITC in Singapore but im not 100% confident of either.

 

I'm a silent partner in a bakery that should be opening within a year, and would like to have somewhat of a background should I need to intervene at any point. Ideally whatever course I take would give me a better understanding of baking and managing a kitchen.

 

Thanks a lot :)

Goldie

 

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post #2 of 5
3/2/11 at 7:25am

Check out Shatec in S'pore

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post #3 of 5
3/2/11 at 4:10pm

GoldSplash:

What is your budget for attending school? Where do you live? Where will the bakery be located?

For example, if you live in the U.S., perhaps it might be better for you to study in the U.S.

If you live in the U.S., consider: GRCC, and Schoolcraft College.

I checked Shaw Guides, and these schools might be worth your consideration:

Singapore:

At-Sunrice

New Zealand:

WelTec

Tai Poutini PolyTechnic

Australia:

William Angliss Institute: Baking, Patisserie

Chisholm Institute

Canberra Institute of Technology

TAFE NSW

I hope that that helps.

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post #4 of 5
4/6/11 at 6:33pm

Hi

 

THis is one of the Baking Instructor from BITC , my name is Low, i think you could make it happen in BITC , we offer whole range of skill

 

Let us know

 

By the way

 

We have the open house this 10 April 10 to 2 pm

 

At ours place , hope to see you there

 

Bye

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post #5 of 5
12/7/11 at 9:31am

hi,I've heard Sunrice is good too,their course structure seems pretty good too,

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