1971 NW Juniper Avenue
Bend, OR 97701

Located in Oregon, the International School of Baking is a career-specific school that's dedicated to the art of baking. Best yet, the International School of Baking's courses are available for both novices and experts alike. So whether you're a baking beginner or a pro who's made cakes like no other, this baking school has the custom classes you need to help you reach your goals.

When you sign up for a baking program at the International School of Baking, you'll cover such foods as breads, cakes, cake decorating, cookies, and pastries -- but that's not all. Individual courses offer new spins on these old foods with such titles and topics as "Authentic European Breads," "Isomalt, Sugarwork for Cakes and Showpieces," "Traditional European Pastries," "Everything that Goes into a Pastry Case," and "Truffles and Chocolates."

In the "Complete Bakery Start-Up" course, meanwhile, students will learn about such baking business necessities as bakery equipment, product lines, packaging, troubleshooting, building an image, and employee schedules.

Quick Facts:

Looking for intimate learning? Class sizes at the International School of Baking cap out at two students and last eight hours each day.

The director of the International School of Baking, Marda Stoliar, has spent more than 25 years as a consultant for hundreds of bakeries. In her consultations, she advised businesses on such topics as the ethnic focus of products, business layouts, what the bakery customer thinks, and more.

Courses at this baking school may last anywhere from two to 30 days. Any course that lasts 10 days or longer warrants a five percent discount for the student.

At the culmination of each of the International School of Baking's courses, students will receive a certificate of completion.

This baking school allows students to gain hands-on experience from day one.

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