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The International Bartenders Course is our most popular bartending course and involves a intense week of bartender training for both beginner and developing bartender, developing bartending and practical cocktail skills to become a competent professional cocktail bartender.

Shaker BarSchool® brochure 2008

International Bartenders Course (IBC) - 5 day course

Course duration: 40 hours - 5 days (monday - friday) - 10.30-6.30pm.
Course locations: London, Birmingham and NOW Cape Town.
Course overview: PLEASE SEE FULL DETAILS OF MODULES BELOW.
Course requirements: Good English, no previous experience, or developing bartender, minimum 18 years or parental consent.
Trade or consumer course? Trade course.
Course weight: 25% theory/75% practical.
Examinations:
Theoretical Examination, Practical Assessment and Free-Pour Accuracy Test.
Examination retake: £50.00 for retake of part or all examinations.
Certification: International Bartenders Course, and free-pouring certified by Shaker BarSchool.

Costs:

Birmingham BarSchool - £499.00  VIEW DATES

London BarSchool - £599.00         VIEW DATES

Cape Town BarSchool - R3500.00         e-mail for more info

In-house Training - call               08707 202 877              or e-mail

Overseas Training - call             0044 8707 202 877        or e-mail

3 easy ways to book;

BOOK ONLINE          DOWNLOAD 2008 BROCHURE          CALL 08707 202 877            

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Course Structure

Module One (the customer) - Day One 

customer service
customer service.  the shaker way
impeccable service
the service process
reading the clientele
teamwork & interaction
complaint handling
conceptualisation

Module Two (the bar environment) - Day One 

station structure
bar preparation/keep
breakdown procedures
glassware & glassware styles
tools of the trade
garnish preparation & presentation
weights and measures
free-pouring techniques and accuracy

Module Three (the products) - Day Two 

shaker tasting wheel
product knowledge part I
beers, lagers, wine & champagne
product knowledge part II
grain distillates (vodka, gin, whisk(e)y)
plant distillates (rum and tequila)
fruit distillates, vermouths & liqueurs
bartender as a salesperson
subtle sales techniques

Module Four (the mechanics of bartending ) - Day Two  

tricks of the trade
simple serves
the basics
highballs
long drinks and the vodka tree

 

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Module Five (cocktails and mixology) - Days Three, Four & Five

what is a cocktail
structure of the cocktail
the shaker menu part I
the shaker menu part II
pousse cafes. explained

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Revision & Examinations - Day Five

feedback and review
written revision & examination
practical and free-pouring revision/practical
practical examinations - presentation & free-pouring

3 easy ways to book;

BOOK ONLINE          DOWNLOAD 2008 BROCHURE          CALL 08707 202 877           

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Shaker UK
Head Office
Jubilee Centre
130 Pershore Street
Birmingham, B5 6ND.

T: +44 (0)8707 202 877
F: +44 (0)8704 877 157
E: shaker@shaker-uk.com

London Office
Shaker BarSchool®
75 East Road
London, N1 6AH.

Shaker SA
19 Dorp Street
Cape Town
South Africa, 8001

www.shaker.co.za

 

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