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Pastry Arts Schedule & Academic Calendar
Pastry Track 5-Week, Full-time Program
Schedule, Academic Calendar & Tuition
Pastry Track full-time program is offered twice a year. Sessions begin each spring and fall. The next session is:
April 26 - May 28, 2010
Space available. Apply today!
- Affordable at only $7,450
- Short-term, 5-week program
- Small class size — just 16 students
- Lifetime career services
Pastry Track is a full-time course. Classroom hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. Students may be expected to come in earlier and/or stay later depending upon certain responsibilities — e.g. cleaning responsibilities, special events, etc.
Click here to view Pastry Track Academic Calendar.
Pastry Arts 15-Week, Part-time Program
Schedule, Academic Calendar & Tuition
Pastry Arts is part-time and offered once a year. This program begins every January. The next sessions is:
June 3 - September 11, 2010 Space available. Apply today!
- Affordable at only $11,450
- Part-time, 15-week program
- Small class size — just 16 students
- Lifetime career services
Pastry Arts is a part-time course. Classroom hours are Thursday and Friday, 5:00 P.M. - 10:30 P.M., and Saturdays 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. Students may be expected to come in earlier and/or stay later depending upon certain responsibilities — e.g. cleaning responsibilities, special events, etc.
Click here to view Pastry Arts Academic Calendar.
Topics covered in Pastry Arts include:
- Standard kitchen operating principles
- Practical and written exams
- Pastry doughs
- Laminated doughs
- Yeast doughs
- Mousses, creams and fillings
- Cakes
- Buttercreams and glazes
- Cake building and decoration
- Pie and tart assembly
- Meringues and soufflés
- Custards
- Ice cream and sorbets
- Chocolate
- Petits fours and cookies
- Sugar work
- Dessert plating
- Menu creation
- Advanced chocolate confections
- Quick breads and breakfast breads
- Fruit preparations
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"I am very confident in the school. The instruction was thorough, and geared toward getting the knowledge we need in order to get a job in the culinary industry."
Debbie Blair Pastry Arts, May 2005 |
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