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Rombouts announce barista training dates

23rd April 2009, 4:21pm

Rombouts have announced a string of dates for barista training, after they became City & Guilds accredited last month.

The level two course teaches students how to produce a range of speciality drinks to a high consistent standard – specifically espresso based coffee drinks (cappuccinos and lattes), filter coffee, teas, hot chocolate, juices and smoothies.

The three-day City & Guilds courses are held at the Rombouts training centre in Crowthorne, Berkshire and cost £350 per person.

The course is a mix of classroom-based teaching and café-environment practical training, concluding in a short written exam and practical examination.

Upon completion, successful candidates will be awarded the City & Guilds Level Two Award in Barista Skills qualification and receive their nationally recognised certificate from City & Guilds.

In the unlikely event that a candidate fails to meet the required standard, Rombouts are happy for them to retake the written and practical exams free of charge at their Crowthorne training centre.

Course dates for the rest of 2009 have just been announced, but places are limited:

· June 10^th to 12^th

· July 15^th to 17^th

· August 12^th to 14^th

· September 9^th to 11^th

· October 14^thto 16^th

· November 11^thto 13^th

· December 9^th to 11^th

For more information call Rombouts on 0845 6040188, visit www.rombouts.co.uk or email info.uk@rombouts.com

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23 Mar 2009 - Rombouts awarded City & Guilds accreditation
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11 Jun 2008 - Largest barista training centre to launch outside London

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