Tauranga Boys’ College Tauranga Boys’ College

Food For Flatters 3 (S1)

FFFA
Course Description

Teacher in Charge: Natasha Peddle.

Prerequisites

Open Entry


NB: You must select an even number of Semester Courses.

This semester course is a combination of practical and theory classes both in the kitchen and classroom. 

The aim of this programme is to prepare food to suit your taste, your student lifestyle, health & budget. The philosophy behind the practical aspect is to equip students to prepare healthy nutritious meals and understand basic food safety practices in the kitchen. The theory aspect will focus on demonstrating knowledge of basic culinary products, terms, and food preparation methods. 

This complimentary programme will assist with the transition between school, leaving home, and higher education.

To ensure you are 'work ready' when you leave school transition to the CAFE AND BARISTA TRAINING for your semester 2 option.


Healthy nutritious meals prepared by the FFF students











Freshly baked items meals prepared by the FFF students








Course Overview

Term 1
Practice food safety and hygiene methods in the kitchen and classroom.
Three weekly themed cooking lessons which cover the most common practical skills you must know when you leave home.
Gain skill and knowledge as you explore culinary products and terms in the kitchen and classroom.
Self-directed study time. OPTION to choose the units of work provided by the teacher for this subject OR your own choice of work for other subjects (coffee and food provided)

Term 2
Three weekly themed cooking lessons which cover the most common practical skills you must know when you leave home.
Gain skill and knowledge as you explore culinary products and terms in the kitchen and classroom.
Self-directed study time. OPTION to choose the units of work provided by the teacher for this subject OR your own choice of work for other subjects (coffee and food provided)

Learning Areas:

Technology, Y13 Semester Courses


Career Pathways

Cafe Worker



			
					
					Contributions and Equipment/Stationery
										

$120