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Can I Take Your Order, Please?

Published: Mon 13 Jun 2005 12:37 AM
Press Release
For Immediate Release
Monday, 13 June 2005
Can I Take Your Order, Please?
There are worldwide barista champions, people who are experts in designing menus for grand dinners and waiters around the world who get tipped extremely well. They all had to start somewhere. Perhaps it was the café down the road.
Whether it's the barista champion you aspire to be, or it's running your own café that is the place to head to for brunch or coffee, there is a new way to get the skills you need to achieve your goals. Following research, Waiariki Institute of Technology has introduced a new way of training café operators, managers and workers through the Certificate in Café Operations. This is in addition Waiariki's traditional, full-time hospitality courses.
Starting on July 25 at Waiariki four campuses in Rotorua, Taupo, Tokoroa and Whakatane, this 1 semester course includes coffee and barista skills, food safety, service skills and how to create an exciting menu. Students can do the whole course, or just select the modules they are interested in.
"We're really excited about our new course," says Janey Kyle, key tutor. "The flexibility for people who may already be in the industry and wanting a refresher is great. And for those who are new to hospitality, the whole course gives a great hands-on experience in all aspects of café operations."
To find out more or to enrol, contact Sally Hemsley, student advisor on 0800 942 274 or email sally.hemsley@waiariki.ac.nz
ENDS

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