Advance Cake Courses

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Thisprogram provides advanced instruction in confectionery artistry. The program prepares you to go into a specialized career within the culinary industry. It will provide instruction in complex decorating techniques; figure sculpting, sugar flowers, color theory and design as pertaining to entremets and cakes. A student will learn to create and execute celebration, wedding, and 3-D sculpted cakes. Students will also learn the fundamentals of costing and managing a cake business.

State Board of Education Rule 6A-10.030, the Gordon Rule, requires that students complete with grades of C or better 12 credits in designated courses in which the student is required to demonstrate college-level writing skills through multiple assignments and six credits of mathematics course work at the level of college algebra or higher. These courses must be completed successfully (grades of C or better) prior to the receipt of an A.A. degree and prior to entry into the upper division of a Florida public university.

Im just starting to do cake decorating and i have already taken all the Wilton classes. I cannot afford to go to culinary school right now but am interested in learning more and improving my skills. Are there any classes other than Wilton that are available in NJ?

If you are on FaceBook check out this link: !/event.php?eid=154536681229465 (hopefully it works, if not I can e-mail you the info)

There is also this NJ Cake Club, I haven't gone to any of the classes since they are usually either too far or too much money but you may want to check them out.

Where in NJ are you? Hope this helps!

You should look into ICE in New York City.

Toba Garrett's classes get full months in advance, but if you try early enough, you might get in.

Click on the Cookie and Cake Decorating tab in the green section.

There are still some places available on the Bride and Groom class and also the two one day classes. The Head and Hands is full and it won't be long before the Bride and Groom follows.....but at the moment a few spaces remain.

After all, learning is done in stages, the essentials & foundations first. Then intermediate learning and finally, the tough stuff (specialisation & advance skills). The lists above work as a very basic learning plan to ensure direction, and visible progress. As the saying goes, if you fail to plan, you plan to fail.

There are a LOT of cake decorators out there, but not a lot of them are willing to teach and share what they know with others. So these decorators are unlikely to make good mentors as they hold a lot of their cards tightly to their chest.

The important thing with Online Courses is to not just purchase them and let them sit unwatched in your account. Commit to finishing the courses that you Enrol for and then trying out the skills gleaned from them.

The ones who do this benefit the most! (and in many instances, learn and achieve more than in-person classes). You can head to some of my premium courses and tutorials to kick start your online learning.

Some of my favourites are Peggy Porschen, Bourke Street Bakery, Momofuku Milk Bar, Alan Dunn, Debbie Brown, Maggie Austen, Carlos Lischetti, Planet Cake, Cake Masters Magazine, Sweet Magazine & American Cake Decorating Magazine.

Feel free to comment below if you have any questions on how to grow your cake skills or cake business. I love walking this journey with you, and hope my past lessons & experiences serve as a platform for your own growth.

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