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Program Description for Baking and Pastry

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Provider Baker College-Muskegon
Date of last update 4/27/2012
Description This program trains and prepares graduates for pastry chef and other bakery supervisory positions. People with baking and pastry skills are employed in retail bakeries, fine dining restaurants, pastry and bakery shops, commercial baking operations, country clubs, and hotel and resort bake shops, where they utilize their experience to artfully prepare baked goods and specialty sugar and chocolate pieces. This program also prepares graduates to skillfully manage the respective operations as well as prepare them for leadership roles in the bakeshop and in the special knowledge and techniques used in professional baking and pastry outlets. Typical duties include production of pastries, baked goods and specialty items, staff selection and training, purchasing, inventory control, item costing and overall bakeshop management. Instruction is provided through a combination of classroom, hands-on laboratory, and internship education experience. The nature of this work requires graduates to be able to spend long hours on their feet, work in a fast-paced, detail oriented production environment, have strong mathematical and critical thinking skills, and be able to control and manage a multitude of tasks while working within budgetary and time restrictions.
Contact Name Kathy Jacobsen
Contact Phone Number (231) 777-5200
Contact URL www.baker.edu
Course Length 117 Credit Hours
Admission Requirements High school diploma or its equivalent (such as a General Educatiional Development certificate) are accepted or Ability to Benefit
Credential Earned Associate's Degree
Other Credential Description None
Sources of Financial Assistance Accepted Individual Training Accounts, Pell Grants, State grants, loans and scholarships.
Estimated Waiting Period to Enter Program 0 Days
License Fee for Employment No
Program Cost $31,660
Additional Costs Yes, $500
Internship/Externship Required Yes, 120 hours
New Program No
Completion Rate 100.0%
Number of Graduates in the last year 16
Employment Rate 100.0%
 
Follow-up information is available for 16 out of 16 graduates:
 
Number Employed: 16
Number in Related Training: 0
Number in the Military: 0
Number Self-Employed: 0
Number not in any of these categories: 0
This training provider may have elsewhere published an employment rate that is measured in a different way. Please call the provider for further details.
Training-Related Placement Rate 100.0%
  There are several ways to measure both placement success and the degree to which this is training-related. Please call the school for further details.
Average Starting Wage $8.75
 
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