
Representatives from Bury College were among the many local professionals who gathered at the Bury Means Business networking event last week.
This new centre has three teaching classrooms, all with a capacity of up to 24 students. There is a general classroom with a Promethean screen to include a range of catering and cookery books that will double as a library for inspiration for dishes and menus.
The addition of a Nutrition Lab, will further develop theory by giving the students access to resources to support experiments and activities.
The teaching kitchen has been built in line with current industry standards, using smart cooking technology appliances. It’s also been designed with sustainability in mind, by including features to reduce overall energy usage.
A wider social space features 250 seats and will be managed by students across all three catering levels. Ensuring high quality and nutritious meals are provided for fellow students, whilst developing catering skills in a real-life working environment.
Isaac Drummond, a former Sharples High School pupil said, “I love working in the kitchen as it provides great work experience.”
Grace North who joined us from Oulder Hill Community School said, “The equipment is amazing. Working here has given me an insight into the industry.”
Michael Bromley, Head of Estates at Bury College, had this to say about the new facilities: “The completion of this refurbishment marks a pivotal achievement in our Woodbury Transformation Project and our broader accommodation strategy. I am thrilled that we can now provide current and future generations of Bury College Catering students with state-of-the-art facilities and industry-standard equipment, giving them the perfect start to their careers.”
The project has been funded by Department for Education Transformation Fund and Department for Education T-Level Specialist Equipment.
Our Catering courses are helping learners to further develop their skills to prepare for an exciting career as a confectioner, restaurant manager, barista or chef. There’s a range of courses for all ages and backgrounds. Click here to find out more information about our Bury College Catering Courses.
Representatives from Bury College were among the many local professionals who gathered at the Bury Means Business networking event last week.
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