From January 9th
to March 2nd
Winter 2013 :
From January 7th
to March 1st
From July 2nd
to August 24th
Summer 2013 :
From July 1st
to August 23th
Summer / Winter Pastry Campus
At the Ecole Nationale Supérieure de la Pâtisserie, Yssingeaux, France
July - August / January - March
To celebrate its 25th anniversary, the ENSP, one of the most renowned pastry schools in the world, offers Europe's first international intensive pastry programs.
Come join one of our international programs and discover the art of pastry and bakery in a unique and comfortable environment located in the heart of France. During two months, you will be taught by some of the best French pastry chefs who take pride in transmitting
their know-how and knowledge to other professionals, future professionals and pastry lovers alike. Whether
you are interested in the fundamental basics or the latest trends in French pastry, the ENSP is the ideal place to learn.
Our international programs will spur your creativity and inspire you to thrive in the sweet world of pastry.
TUITION : |
There are 3 distinct groups (for both the winter and summer Pastry Campus sessions) that
can meet the needs of every pastry lover, from the beginner who would like to learn the
fundamentals to the professional who would like to work on technique and creativity.
Regardless of the level, each group will have:
- • An intensive 300 hour program
- • Small international classes
- • Classes 7 hours per day, 5 days a week for 8 weeks
- • Classes given in English
- • Mostly hands-on
INITIATION CAMPUS
The emphasis for this group is on discovering the art of pastry. During the 8 weeks, the how and whys of the fundamental techniques and their current applications will be learned. The focus is on acquiring the traditional French bases for:
- • Doughs and batters
- • Creams
- • Cakes
- • Tarts
- • Breads and Viennoiserie
- • Ice creams and sorbets
- • Chocolate
- • Entremets
Students will also be initiated to some of the more modern trends
for applying these techniques. By the end of the program,
students can expect to be capable of successfully making a
traditional range of French pastries (with the guidance of recipes).
With more practice, they will be on their way towards autonomy.
ADVANCING CAMPUS
This program is primarily destined for students who are currently
attending (or recently graduated from) classes in a culinary school.
The emphasis in this program is to review the basics of French pastry
in order to improve and learn new pastry techniques while increasing
speed, fluency and efficiency of gests. Students will be learning
both traditional and modern techniques, processes and applications.
The rhythm of the class will be much faster and the level of difficulty
of the recipes will be more difficult than those of the Pastry Lover's
Campus. Pre-existing experience in the field of pastry is required.
Subjects include:
- • Doughs and batters
- • Creams
- • Cakes
- • Breads and Viennoiserie
- • Ice creams and sorbets
- • Chocolate
- • Entremets
- • Plated desserts
- • Sugar and chocolate decorations
- • Sensorial analysis
Depending on the level and the speed of the students, if there is time, they will also have an initiation to:
- • Sugar pulling and pastillage
- • Chocolate creations
At the end of this program, students will have acquired rapidity, efficiency and autonomy in the fabrication processes. They should be able to make traditional and modern pastries starting from a list of ingredients and their quantities without the help of instructions. It is this autonomy which will open the door to personal creativity.
PERFECTING CAMPUS
Creativity is the guiding principal of this program which is destined
for professionals with at least 2 to 3 years experience in production.
After a brief period of revision and homogenization of your personal
savoir-faire, our pastry chefs will help you develop your own pastry
personality. Because students will be coming from all over the
world, it is important to verify if there are cultural differences in the
fabrication processes.
Topics in this program will include:
- • Sensorial analysis
- • Revision of traditional French pastry
- • Modern tarts
- • Modern entremets
- • New trends in chocolate candy
- • New trends in plated desserts
- • New trends in ice creams and sorbets
- • Catering (savory verrines, petits fours etc)
For each of these topics, you will have ample opportunity to play with textures, flavors and colors to create your own deserts that reflect your personality and your culture. Sharing your culinary culture and becoming familiar with the cultures of the other participants will be an enriching part of this pastry experience. And of course, tasting is a must. The chef and your peers will be there to give you feedback on your creations. In addition to the above topics, the program also includes the creation of artistic pieces such as :
- • Sugar sculpture
- • Chocolate sculpture
- • Ice sculpture
At the end of this program, you will have a more developed sense of creativity and be more sensitive to the elements involved in creating an original harmonious desert.
 Please click on the following linksto view detailed description of this program and its application form : Brochure Application form Terms of payment |
Feel free to contact international@ensp-adf.com if you have any further questions about the ENSP Pastry Campus.
