The primary purpose of the Baking and Pastry Certificate is to cultivate professional bakers and pastry chefs that can be bakery managers and head pastry chefs. This hands-on certificate will build on the basics of baking and pastry production and science to move into more advanced baking and pastry principles. Students will be exposed to many levels and areas of baking and pastry that are specialized. Students completing this program will have the opportunity to be head production bakers, cake decorators, restaurant pastry chefs, pastry shop chefs, chocolatiers, candy makers, bakery owners, and bakery managers. Student learning outcomes focus on the hands-on kitchen techniques that bakeries and food service establishments are looking for when hiring. The courses are almost entirely in the kitchen with hands on baking with chef led demonstrations. NOTE: Students enrolled in this program will be required to purchase uniforms and supplies.
A minimum of 28 credits is required for graduation.
Student Professional Liability Insurance
Students may be required to carry professional liability insurance. The premium is to be paid at the time of course registration.
Requirements
CLN101 | Introduction to Culinary Arts | 3 |
CLN102 | Applied Culinary Techniques I | 4 |
CLN107 | Introduction to Bake Shop | 3 |
CLN208 | Pastry Techniques | 3 |
CLN209 | Artisan Bread Production | 3 |
CLN210 | Contemporary Cakes and Decorations | 3 |
CLN211 | Bakery Productions and Operations | 3 |
CLN250 | Culinary Internship | 3 |
ENG101 | English Composition I | 3 |
Recommended Course Sequence/Pathway Baking and Pastry Certificate
Year 1 Fall
CLN101 | Introduction to Culinary Arts | 3 |
CLN102 | Applied Culinary Techniques I | 4 |
CLN107 | Introduction to Bake Shop | 3 |
ENG101 | English Composition I | 3 |
Year 1 Spring
CLN208 | Pastry Techniques | 3 |
CLN209 | Artisan Bread Production | 3 |
CLN210 | Contemporary Cakes and Decorations | 3 |
CLN211 | Bakery Productions and Operations | 3 |
CLN250 | Culinary Internship | 3 |