Wayne Caddy in 2018 © The School of Artisan Food
The Worshipful Company of Bakers will fund course at The School of Artisan Food.
Wayne Caddy in 2018 © The School of Artisan Food
The Worshipful Company of Bakers is offering bakery students, apprentices and trainees a short course in professional baking at The School of Artisan Food from 18-22 July 2022. Led by Wayne Caddy, the school’s head of baking and past Real Bread Campaign ambassador, the course will cover artisan production of bread, pastry/patisserie and cakes.
The bursary covers all school fees and materials; accommodation and meals; and set of personalised bakery whites.
Course/bursary applications are open to bakery students, apprentices and trainees from the UK and Ireland who are definitely available and able to attend the course and:
Eligible applicants should visit The Worshipful Company of Bakers' website to read details of the course and bursary and to download the application form.
The application includes a personal statement and details of two bakery products that you have developed either by yourself, or as a part of your work or course.
The selected students will be responsible for travelling expenses to and from the school in Nottingham ,and any personal spending money. Students are also asked to provide and bring their own safety shoes.
The closing date for applications is Friday 18 February 2022. Selected candidates may be required for interview during w/c 14 March 2022.
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