How long it takes to finish the baking training school is related to many factors, such as the career direction chosen by the students, the learning speed of the students themselves, the foundation of the students and so on:

1. Career direction chosen by students

Students learn baking according to different career directions. For example, students who study bread baking can get started in a regular baking training school in about 25 days. The students who study West Point entrepreneurial baking need at least 2 months to understand the knowledge and be familiar with the operation.

2. Students' own learning speed

For students who are interested in baking but have average qualifications, it usually takes 1-2 months to become a professional baker through training; For gifted baking students, it may only take 1 month to learn and master the same course; For older students who don't know the baking industry but want to engage in it, they don't learn as fast as young people and don't have a good memory to learn knowledge points, so their learning status will be relatively poor. But as long as you study in a professional training school, you can master the knowledge points in 2-3 months and become a professional baker.

3. Do students have a foundation?

Whether students have a foundation is also a factor that affects the baker's time to leave school. For those students with zero foundation, learning a technology requires mastering theory and skills from beginning to end, and then after thousands of exercises, they can leave school in about 1-2 months. Students with a foundation are different. Generally belong to high flyers. Because they have learned about baking before, their study status will be better and their study time will be much shorter. It takes 1-2 months for ordinary people to learn the course content. Maybe they just need to learn some skills they don't know. A planned breakthrough is a great progress, so they only need 65,438+0 months to start the course.

If you want to learn faster, it is recommended to go to a professional training school, such as Wilson West Point Training School. Wilson West Point Training School tailor-made training courses for students, so that students can quickly master the production technology of West Point.