
SCA Barista Skills Intermediate
Course Information
- Price includes SCA enrollment and certification fees
- Course Length: 2 days 9.30am-4pm
- Skill level: Intermediate. Completion of the SCA Foundation course or minimum 1 year barista experience required.
- Qualification: 10 SCA Diploma points and certification
- Maximum Class size: 4
- Exam requirements: 3 short practical exams on day 2, and an online written exam to be taken within 21 days of course completion.
Curriculum
- Coffee beans – understanding varieties, species and processing methods.
- Workspace management – improving workflow and health and hygiene practices.
- Grinding, dosing and tamping – Impact of grinder models and consistency of puck prep.
- Extraction and brewing – Understanding under- and over-extraction and how to build brew recipes to impact flavour and body.
- Sensory analysis – understanding the SCA flavour wheel and how to taste espresso with more confidence.
- Milk – foaming techniques, latte art, and pitcher sharing.
- Espresso menu – Drinks construction and consistency
How it works
In order to attend the course, you must be registered as a learner with the SCA, which you can do here: https://specialtycoffee.my.site.com/s/login/
Arrive before the start time (9.30am) to our Emma St Eatery. Get directions
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Course Information
- Price includes SCA enrollment and certification fees
- Course Length: 2 days 9.30am-4pm
- Skill level: Intermediate. Completion of the SCA Foundation course or minimum 1 year barista experience required.
- Qualification: 10 SCA Diploma points and certification
- Maximum Class size: 4
- Exam requirements: 3 short practical exams on day 2, and an online written exam to be taken within 21 days of course completion.
Curriculum
- Coffee beans – understanding varieties, species and processing methods.
- Workspace management – improving workflow and health and hygiene practices.
- Grinding, dosing and tamping – Impact of grinder models and consistency of puck prep.
- Extraction and brewing – Understanding under- and over-extraction and how to build brew recipes to impact flavour and body.
- Sensory analysis – understanding the SCA flavour wheel and how to taste espresso with more confidence.
- Milk – foaming techniques, latte art, and pitcher sharing.
- Espresso menu – Drinks construction and consistency
How it works
In order to attend the course, you must be registered as a learner with the SCA, which you can do here: https://specialtycoffee.my.site.com/s/login/
Arrive before the start time (9.30am) to our Emma St Eatery. Get directions
Question not answered above? Sorry about that 🙁 please get in touch with us here and we'll get back to you as quickly as we can!
















