Baker Apprenticeship Level 2
This programme will focus on making bread products in an industrial, in-store or craft bakery environment.
Course Information
With this apprenticeship you will train to become a baker. Bakers work in one of the largest, most dynamic and fastest growing sectors of the food and drink industry. Every day bakers make and sell millions of loaves of bread and baked goods, such as cakes, pies, pastries and biscuits to customers. You will gain the core knowledge and skills to excel in this industry and take pride in the products you create.
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Benefits / Skills
Entry Requirements
Career Progression
Apprentice Baker As an apprentice baker you will bake products for sampling and customer presentations. In addition, you will work safely with kitchen equipment and will finish and package products to deliver to customers. While working you will adhere to health and safety principles. Progression opportunities Below are some Leeds City College apprenticeships you could potentially progress on to once you have completed this programme:Similar Courses
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More infoCourse Details
Study Type
Full time
Course Code
71863-01
Course Facts
Sandwiches account for up to 50% of the bread we eat.
97.7% of our apprentices found our staff enthusiastic, knowledgeable and able to answer all relevant questions.
The bread industry is the second largest in the food sector with annual sales of around £3.5 billion.
Course FAQs
Is a kitchen a stressful environment to work?
Roles within the kitchen can tend to require constant concentration and can be highly demanding for their employees. However, you will receive full training on how to prioritise tasks and strategies to minimise stress levels. Employers will also be aware that you are a trainee and will not throw you in at the deep end.
Will employers just use me for the jobs they do not want to do?
No, you may start your apprenticeship completing basic tasks, but the whole point of your apprenticeship is to develop into a well-rounded member of staff. We will meet with your employer every eight weeks to make sure that they are supporting your development.
