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This is an exciting and ever-evolving industry that is a key economic sector for Greater Manchester and presents many opportunities for employment in the Bury area. The North West region in general boasts a higher salary than the national average for this sector.
If you enjoy working in a team and being creative, a career in catering and hospitality could be right for you.
Completion of these courses could lead you into roles such as Baker; Confectioner; Bar/Catering Supervisor; Chef; and Restaurant Manager.
Our courses can support you with gaining the essential skills to gain employment in this exciting industry, or you can study to gain new skills to help you with securing a promotion at work.
Practice the skills required for employment and career progression in the sector.
Learn a variety of preparation, cooking and finishing techniques.
Learn how to bake. No previous skills or experience is necessary.
Designed to assist you with planning and preparing nutritious meals.
“I enjoy creating dishes at home and at work so this catering course has helped me improve my confidence in the kitchen.”
Try something new in 2026, apply now for one of our adult courses.
Are you a small business owner interested in taking on a school leaver Apprentice? Here is everything you need to know about the new incentive payments that may be available to you.
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