Learn cooking and confectionery efficiently. I aim to obtain two national qualifications.
You will learn cooking and confectionery for one year each, broadening your future possibilities. This program is also recommended for those who are undecided between pursuing a career in cooking or in confectionery.
776 hours of confectionery practice + 760 hours of cooking practice = 1536 hours
[Available qualifications]
[National Qualification] Cook's License [National Qualification] Eligibility to take the Confectionery Hygiene Specialist examination [National Qualification] Professional Cook's License/Cooking Skills Specialist *
*Requires 6 years of work experience after graduation. If you pass the technical examination while enrolled in school, you will be exempted from the written examination.
Year 1 | Confectionery Hygiene Specialist Course | Through daily practical training, you will build a solid foundation as a pastry chef.
Basic practice
1 person 1 product training
You will participate in practical training where you complete all steps, from weighing ingredients to decorating, on your own. This will allow you to clearly see the progress and improvement of your own skills.
routine training
We will practice basic techniques such as piping cream, peeling oranges, and using chocolate pens.
Check test
We will check each person individually to ensure they can reliably make basic products such as sponge cake and cream puffs.
Major training
In both the first and second years, you will choose one of three genres to hone your expertise in. Classes will also be held with guest chefs from hotels and patisseries.
Patissier Major
We create complex cakes that combine multiple ingredients such as mousse, pastry, and chocolate.
Boulanger Major
We make bread that is loved all over the world, including in Germany, France, the United States, Denmark, and Japan.
cafe major
You will learn the knowledge and skills to create a stylish cafe-style arrangement of dishes and sweets, as well as a wide variety of drinks.
Professional practice
1 item for hobbyists, 100 items for professionals. You will acquire the skills to manufacture and prepare food in the same environment as professionals, eliminating any gap between your skills and those of the actual workplace.
shop training
We operate a real patisserie on campus. We produce approximately 30 different products in batches of 100, allowing students to learn time management and teamwork through mass production.
Internship
You will gain work experience at your dream hotel, patisserie, or restaurant. Through approximately 10 days of on-the-job experience, you will be able to envision your future self more clearly.
1st year timetable example
\ Daily training /
MON
YOUR
WED
THU
FRI
1st(8:50~ 10:20)
Food science
Practice
Practice
confectionery theory
Practice
2st(10:30~ 12:00)
Nutrition
3st(13:00~ 14:30)
Practice
confectionery theory
Food hygiene
Practice
Food hygiene
4st(14:40~ 16:10)
public hygiene
After School Activities (16:10~ 17:30)
Voluntary practice
Voluntary practice
*Curriculum is subject to change.
Curriculum 2st yearlearn to cook(Cooking Department)
Second Year | Culinary Arts Course | Through daily practical training, students acquire a solid foundation of cooking skills.
Basic practice
1 person 1 product training
Through practical training where you complete all steps from weighing and cooking to plating on your own, you can thoroughly check your own skill acquisition and improvement.
routine training
We will focus on vegetable cutting and repeatedly practice the basic skills necessary for on-site work during the first year.
Check test
We will check each person individually to see if they can reliably prepare basic egg dishes such as omelets and rolled omelets, including chopping vegetables.
Major training
In the first and second years, students choose one of three genres each to hone their expertise. Classes will be held inviting head chefs from hotels and restaurants.
Japanese cuisine major
Using seasonal ingredients unique to Japanese cuisine, you will learn a wide range of styles, including kaiseki, kappo, and creative cuisine.
Western cuisine major
You will acquire knowledge of Western ingredients, including how to make broth and the structure of a multi-course meal, and then put that knowledge into practice.
Chinese cuisine major
Through the cuisines of Beijing, Shanghai, Sichuan, and Cantonese, you will learn everything from the art of handling fire and adding aromas to the use of Chinese cleavers.
Professional practice
1 item for hobbyists, 100 items for professionals. You will acquire the skills to manufacture and prepare food in the same environment as professionals, eliminating any gap between your skills and those of the actual workplace.
banquet Training
This is the most popular class among students. Students take turns cooking lunch for all the students, learning the mass cooking techniques essential for hotels and restaurants.
Restaurant Training
We provide training that covers every aspect of restaurant operations. From menu development and preparation the day before to cooking and service on the day of, you will acquire the skills to be immediately effective in a real-world setting.
1st year timetable example
\ Daily training /
MON
YOUR
WED
THU
FRI
1st(8:50~ 10:20)
Of the world food communication
Practice
Practice
cooking theory
Practice
2st(10:30~ 12:00)
Food Nutrition
3st(13:00~ 14:30)
Practice
Healthy food life research
Food Safety theory
Major training
Food Nutrition
4st(14:40~ 16:10)
語
After School Activities (16:10~ 17:30)
Voluntary practice
Voluntary practice
*Curriculum is subject to change.
＼ SPECIAL ／
Overseas training for all employees
DAICHO's unique overseas training scholarship (non-repayable) All students participate in an overseas training program during their time at the school.
1 person 1 product training
routine training
Check test
Patissier Major
Boulanger Major
cafe major
shop training
Internship
1 person 1 product training
routine training
Check test
Japanese cuisine major
Western cuisine major
Chinese cuisine major
banquet
Restaurant
