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Executive Chef Tutor Patisserie/Cuisine Vacancy
Company Name, The Academy of Baking and Pastry Arts Company. Location, Trinidad and Tobago
To lead students in Cooking and Baking Arts lessons in our school. You will be responsible for teaching both Professional and Recreational Classes. You will be responsible for overseeing all programs and monitoring all Chef Tutors. Recipe Planning and Program Creating will be required
Ideally, we require proven experience as a chef / tutor with the ability to cook to a high standard. Must be able to excite our recreational clientele and deliver Professional level tuition to our student Chefs. Visit our website: http://www.thebakingacademytt.com for a look at who we are
Apply to Executive Chef Tutor Patisserie/Cuisine Vacancy here
About The Academy of Baking and Pastry Arts
A new Baking Academy comes to the Caribbean!
A Baking Academy that fosters connections to the industry. Our mission is to produce chefs who can function creatively in the modern baking industry. We teach real life skills to prepare you for entrepreneurship and the industry. “Our love affair with food requires greater technical skill and knowledge. The Academy presents an opportunity to train the Pastry Chefs of the future for Trinidad and the wider region. We have created an outstanding facility, with a rigorous curriculum, taught by experienced, trained Chef Instructors. Come…. Bring your Passion.”
– Juliette Petit, Chef/Owner
Introduction to Baking and Pastry Arts
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Artistic Men
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Cliff A Birjou pushes the boundaries of art
Richard Rampersad: I breathe life into an image
Terrence La Caille doing it for the children
The master of fades Faisal Mohammed
Quintin or Barber-Q guided by faith
Chad Wilson taking the perfect shot
Teachers
Football Factory – pros in the making
Matthew Benoit, the steelpan teacher
Learning golf at St Andrew’s Golf Club
Tradesmen
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Farmer struggles with dry season and thieves
Men who spread joy
Emmerson: Men, be more romantic!
Electric Breakers dancing against crime
Young men spread joy with snakes in town
American visitor loves Trinidad & Tobago
Events
Ride along with drifters in Wallerfield
Boat engine failure on waters to Tobago
Hosay in St James – then and now
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