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The Diplôme de Commis Cuisinier (SIT30821 Certificate III in Commercial Cookery) provides foundational knowledge and skills in classical French culinary techniques that underpin contemporary cuisine.

Learn typical French bread making techniques and processes for making bread. Make specialty danish, regional and artisan breads and learn how to apply advanced yeast production methods.

An intensive and comprehensive programme in classic French culinary techniques, combining our Diplôme de Pâtisserie and Diplôme de Cuisine, Le Grand Diplôme® is considered the passport to a world of career opportunities.

The Le Cordon Bleu Certificat de Chef de Partie in Cuisine (SIT40521 Certificate IV in Kitchen Management) comes in after students have completed SIT30821 Certificate III in Commercial Cookery to further their advanced culinary studies after returning from a 6-month Work Integrated Learning Placement.

The Le Cordon Bleu Certificat de Chef de Partie in Pâtisserie (SIT40721 Certificate IV in Patisserie) comes in after students have completed SIT31021 Certificate III in Patisserie, to further their advanced culinary studies after returning from 6-month Work Integrated Learning Placement.

Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to: clearly understand the nutritional information required to support menus and products, and rules regarding nutrition content claims and health claims generate a greater understanding of the marketing mechanism of food and health trends understand the drivers behind who makes a superfood super discuss popular health claims on prominent menus.

The program is designed and delivered by professional Chefs from Le Cordon Bleu Paris institute in order to meet the current and future requirements of the pastry sector. The acquired skills enable students to offer healthy and balanced pastries in a professional setting. During the programme, students learn how to replace rich and sweet foods while maintaining their nutritional value.

The Art, Science and Wine Management Programme takes place in Paris, the French capital of culture, gastronomy, and the art of fine living. French vineyards remain a reference throughout the world, making the French capital the ideal location for in-depth wine studies. This programme is a partnership with the Georges Chappaz Wine and Vine Institute in Champagne (University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne) and gives students a double diploma: The Diploma in "Art, Science and Wine Management" delivered by Le Cordon Bleu Paris, opening up to a wide variety of careers in this sector The "Wine Culture Heritage and Tourism" University Diploma (DU) awarded by the University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne (URCA) The Georges Chappaz Wine and Vine Institute in Champagne offers specific training courses, through teaching based on innovative research of international reputation. By the end of the course, students will be able to draw on multi-disciplinary knowledge of the world of vines and wine, and to understand, analyse and interpret elements of history, geography, law, economics and marketing relating to the sector, the wine industry and wine tourism. This double degree in wine is taught in English and welcomes students from all over the world. It also opens doors to key professional events in the wine and spirits industry and allows students to expand their professional network. Sponsored by Xavier Thuizat, an influential figure in French and European sommelier circles. As a mentor, he embodies both excellence and a passion for the transmission of knowledge, while also serving as a role model for young generations eager to pursue a career in the world of wine. His commitment to this role highlights the importance of guiding the talents of tomorrow in this demanding and fascinating industry.

Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to: Understand the nutritional information of fruit and vegetables and rules regarding nutrition content claims and health claims. Generate a greater understanding of the marketing mechanism behind the plant-based movement and the ethics around it. Develop enhanced awareness of how the seasonal cycle food affects their nutrients. Develop well-balanced, nutritional plant-based dishes and menus for personal and/or professional application. Discuss popular and cultural plant-based diets and products available.

Explore the aesthetics of food and wine and its place in the hospitality experience with a strong focus on the entrepreneurial and culinary aspects of hospitality, including small business management, marketing and wine & beverage management. Inspiring potential career pathways such as Restaurant Manager, Resort Manager or Business Owner.

Applicants who wish to forge a career in the modern business world are encouraged to consider this postgraduate degree. Applicants will become knowledgeable and employable graduates with highly transferable business skills learned through career-focused activities.

The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) aims to develop a deep understanding across a range of hospitality and business disciplines to foster practical skills appropriate for a broad range of careers. Theory and practice are given equal emphasis to provide the knowledge and skills needed to start or manage a business.

The Bachelor of Business focuses on professional and personal development, combining contemporary student and employer requirements with the latest practical and theoretical knowledge. This course includes immersive work-integrated learning that allows you to gain real-life experience and explore career options in the hospitality sector, across different industries and organisations.

The focus of the programme is the preparation and service of French classical and contemporary cuisine dishes using advanced classical and contemporary French techniques and theoretical knowledge. Diplôme Avancé Culinaire students will gain valuable live and real time experience whilst preparing a dégustation menu during Brasserie week. Additional theoretical subjects are studied alongside practical classes in the first two terms and this knowledge is then applied during the Internship in the final term. Theory subjects outline the importance of planning and monitoring work flow and supplies in a commercial kitchen and the management of operating procedures and compliance requirements for operational roles. Also included is the theory of selecting and applying staffing strategies to meet performance targets and the management of staff relationships for operational roles.