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Introduction to University Programs

The university offers a range of programs in the culinary arts, including bachelor's degrees, licenses, and certifications. These programs are designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in the culinary industry.

Bachelor's Degree Programs

• Bachelor - Arts culinaires sucrés & Entrepreneuriat (3 years) This program combines the study of culinary arts with entrepreneurship, providing students with the skills needed to start their own businesses.
• Licence pro MACAT - options Arts Sucrés (1 year) This program is designed for students who want to specialize in the culinary arts, with a focus on sweet treats.

Certification Programs

• CAP Pâtissier en reconversion (8 months) This program is designed for individuals who want to change careers and become pastry chefs.
• CAP Glacier fabricant en reconversion (8.5 months) This program is designed for individuals who want to change careers and become ice cream makers.
• CAP Pâtisserie en apprentissage (2 years) This program is designed for students who want to learn the art of pastry-making through an apprenticeship.
• CAP Boulanger en apprentissage (1 year) This program is designed for students who want to learn the art of bread-making through an apprenticeship.
• CAP Chocolatier en reconversion (1 year) This program is designed for individuals who want to change careers and become chocolatiers.
• Certificat de spécialisation « Pâtisserie de boutique » This program is designed for students who want to specialize in the art of pastry-making for boutiques.

Intensive Training Programs

• Spring camp Pâtisserie (2 months) This program is designed for students who want to learn the art of pastry-making in an intensive two-month program.
• Summer Camp Pâtisserie (2 months) This program is designed for students who want to learn the art of pastry-making in an intensive two-month program.

Admission and Financing

• Admissions The university has a selective admissions process, with requirements varying by program.
• Tarifs Tuition fees vary by program, with some programs offering financial aid and scholarships.
• Financement The university offers financing options for students, including loans and grants.

Alternance and Career Opportunities

• Formations en alternance The university offers alternative training programs, which combine theoretical study with practical experience.
• Relations Entreprises The university has relationships with businesses in the culinary industry, providing students with job opportunities and internships.

CAP Chocolatier-Confiseur Program

Overview

The CAP Chocolatier-Confiseur program is a diploma program that teaches students the art of chocolate-making and confectionery. The program is designed for students who want to become professionals in the chocolate industry.

Program Details

• Formation accessible: The program is open to students who have completed their third year of secondary school, as well as adults who want to change careers.
• Diplôme d'État: The program leads to a state-recognized diploma, which is recognized by the French Ministry of Education.
• Programme complet: The program covers all aspects of chocolate-making and confectionery, including techniques, hygiene, and presentation.
• Débouchés variés: The program provides students with a range of career opportunities, including working as a chocolatier, confectioner, or pastry chef.
• Évolution de carričre: The program provides students with the skills and knowledge needed to advance in their careers, including becoming a chef, entrepreneur, or teacher.

Career Opportunities

• Chocolatier-confiseur
• Commis en confiserie
• Ouvrier spécialisé
• Pâtissier chocolatier
• Glacier chocolatier
• Artisan chocolatier

Career Advancement

With experience, graduates of the program can advance to positions such as:

• Chef de laboratoire
• Responsable de production
• Responsable R &D
• Formateur en chocolaterie-confiserie
• Artisan ŕ son compte

The program provides students with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in the chocolate industry, as well as the opportunity to advance in their careers and become entrepreneurs or teachers.