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Barista Accreditation?

  • 21-06-2010 12:40am
    #1
    Funkstard
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    What can I do if I want to get some recognised training as a barista? Have been working in restaurants and cafés for a few years but it's mostly been self-training and educating myself about what I'm doing. I'd like to spend time getting some proper training that hopefully leads to a recognised cert or whatever that I can use for future work in the area. Is there anything like this in Ireland?

    Cheers.


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  • #2
    emc2
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    I know that about 6 years ago I did a course with Bewleys, I was working in the catering industry at the time, it was a couple of days and you did get a certificate at the end of it. It was a very interesting course but I am not sure if they still run it.


  • #3
    donnacha
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    The Irish Chapter of SCAE should be able to sort you out:

    http://www.scae.ie/index.html


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