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Fine-tune your food preparation skills and learn about butcher operations with one of TAFE NSW's food processing courses. Our food processing courses ...
Develop the skills and knowledge to produce award-winning ham and bacon products. Learn how to choose a quality carcass, break down a pig for various products, and different ways to cook, cure and smoke pork, chicken and salmon.
Rediscover the lost art of making salami as you prepare samples from Hungary, France and Italy. Learn the technique and the science behind the perfect salami and practice your skills using world-class equipment.
Step into a simulated butcher shop and produce a range of delicious sausages from around the world. Use world-class equipment, learn to select quality meats and artisan tying techniques to craft the perfect sausage.
Take a master class in the most consumed meat worldwide. Expand or establish your butchering skills repertoire as you learn from industry leaders. Share your passion with like-minded individuals as you discuss tips, tricks and recipes.
This master class is the only one of its kind in NSW and caters to butchers, farmers and lamb enthusiasts. Gain specialist knife and butchering techniques to savour the delicacy of lamb products such as lamb cutlets and lamb racks.
Dive into the science of what makes a perfect beer, hone your craft and capitalise on industry growth. Operate brewing equipment, hear from industry experts and gain skills that will enable you to follow your passion and make your own artisanal beer.
Food processing course information
It’s easy to balance work and study with one of TAFE NSW food processing courses.
Who is a food processing course good for?
A food processing course is ideal for those who can easily handle and be around raw pork, beef and other meat products. You have an inquisitive and collaborative nature, and a special interest in butchering, pr...
Food processing career paths
You can use what's on offer in food processing courses as a stepping stone to other related TAFE NSW courses in the meat processing course area. Here are some of the in-demand jobs available in the general fiel...
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