At the William Angliss Institute (Sydney Campus) in Alexandria, NSW
Semester 2: Start date July 25th
2 days per week
Thursday & Friday
9am - 3pm
This program runs in Semester 2
consisting of (2 Terms), a total of 20 weeks
On Campus Experiences and Excursions
Our program combines exciting On Campus hands-on training in state-of-the-art commercial kitchens with industry guest speakers to develop employability skills and keep content relevant to this rapidly growing sector.
Employment Pathways
After finishing a commercial cookery course, you can take your skill to the next level with any kind of hospitality venue - Restaurants, Pubs and clubs, Cafe or bakery, Hotel and Catering companies. Employment pathways may include kitchen hands, chefs, cooks, fast food cooks, bakers and pastry cooks, food trades assistants.
These course modules will provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to thrive as a food industry professional.
This unit teaches food handlers hygiene to prevent food poisoning. It covers procedures for all food businesses, from restaurants to schools, and ensures compliance with food safety regulations.
This unit teaches safe food handling (storage to disposal) following HACCP principles. It applies to all food businesses, from restaurants to hospitals, and those who handle food daily (cooks, chefs).
This unit teaches safe storage of food to minimise waste and prevent contamination, essential for cooks and chefs in all kitchens.
This unit focuses on integrating safe work practices into daily activities, requiring adherence to health, safety, and security procedures at all levels.
This course teaches kitchen staff (attendants, stewards) how to clean efficiently and safely to keep food prep areas hygienic and minimise environmental waste. It's relevant for all hospitality businesses.
This course trains hospitality staff (especially beginners) on safe operation of various kitchen equipment for different cooking styles. They'll learn to follow procedures and report any issues to supervisors.
This unit involves preparing and presenting a limited range of simple menu items with no requirement for the full range of basic cookery methods. It applies to operational personnel in kitchens and catering facilities, including cafes, kiosks, and cafes.
This course trains cafe and kiosk staff on making all kinds of sandwiches - both pre-made and custom-ordered. They'll learn classic and modern styles, hot and cold options, using various breads and fillings from different cultures.
This course teaches basic cooking techniques to new cooks in various settings (restaurants, schools, catering) who work under close supervision from experienced chefs.
This course trains cooks (beginners) in hospitality settings to prepare appetisers and salads. They'll learn to follow standard recipes, select and prep ingredients, use the right equipment, and store food safely. They'll work under the guidance of experienced chefs.
This course teaches beginner cooks in hospitality to prepare various vegetable, fruit, egg, and starch dishes following recipes. They'll learn to pick ingredients, use appropriate equipment and cooking methods, and store food safely. They'll work under close supervision of senior chefs and follow workplace procedures.
This course trains staff in hospitality and catering (who work under supervision) to properly package and label prepared food for storage and transport. They'll learn how to check food quality and choose the right packaging materials.
This unit focuses on using a variety of cookery skills during service and production, integrating key technical and organisational skills relevant to commercial kitchens. Applicable to diverse hospitality settings, it applies to individuals preparing food using standard recipes, even if not fully qualified cooks.