HG Coffee School is an industry based coffee school and barista training facility, focused on providing quality barista training in Adelaide to those with a passion for coffee. We offer Coffee appreciation evenings for those wanting to learn more about the coffee bean. In these courses we aim to pass on our passion for coffee to those wanting to impress friends and family with new knowledge and an ability to make a beautiful coffee. Weather you're wanting to better manage the coffee quality in your cafe or wanting to enter the industry and acquire a fulfilling and enjoyable career as a barista, our Nationally Recognised Barista Courses are for you. We also offer the unique Coffee Jam sessions which are aimed at those who have completed barista courses and would like to train with a master barista fine tuning skills and confidence. Ideal for those looking to enter the industry with confidence or those baristas looking to acquire skills which will take them to the next level of commercial coffee making.
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May 20 Barista Basics (SORRY BOOKED OUT) May 27 Barista Basics (3 Places Left) June 3 Barista Basics (3 Places Left) June 9 Advanced Barista June 17 Barista Basics (4 Places Left) June 24 Barista Basics (4 Places Left) July 1 Barista Basics July 7 Barista Basics Click here to book your place in any of the above courses
Introducing our new Daily Grind - Barista Handbook

Within the pages of this comprehensive job hunting manual we discuss:
- The history of coffee
- The secrets to extracting the perfect coffee
- The easy way to texture milk for latte art
- Fully illustrated list of the full coffee menu and how to make each one. - How to find available positions in cafes and restaurants - What the boss is looking for in resumes - What common mistakes are made in resumes - How to submit your resume - What kind of employee the boss looking for? - What are the right things to say at an interview? - What mistakes should you avoid at an interview? - How to be sucessful beyond your probationary period.
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