Studying in France: Studying abroad and working as a "barista" is a good choice

In the past two years, coffee shops have sprouted up all over the country, and some high-end hotels will also have coffee shops. In these coffee drinking places, you can always see the barista at the bar making coffee elegantly. In France, drinking coffee is very common. If a Chinese face makes a cup of pure cappuccino for a foreigner, what will the foreigner's expression be like -

? Everyone can make coffee, but coffee Making coffee is not just as simple as pouring hot water. ?Dean Zhou from Kunming Jinmilan Barista Training College said that coffee was introduced to China from abroad, and baristas must understand coffee culture, be able to identify coffee, and be familiar with various production methods and techniques. Only with a deeper understanding and appreciation of coffee can we make unique and fancy coffee. ?This will not only make it easier to find a job when studying and working in France, but also gain more recognition when communicating with foreigners. ?In France, baristas are everywhere, from open-air coffee on the street to hotel cafes. ?After obtaining a barista certificate and studying in France, even if you can't work in a big hotel, but you have skilled skills and can make a cup of fancy coffee, it will definitely be easy to find a part-time job. ? Dean Zhou smiled.

According to reports, in the first two years, bartenders also have to learn the basic knowledge and production methods of coffee. With the development of society, in cities with relatively developed economies in my country, bartenders specialize in bartending, while baristas specialize in making coffee, and the division of labor has become more detailed. It is understood that the Ministry of Labor and Social Security has promulgated the barista professional skills appraisal standards, and Kunming Jinmilan Barista Training College is the only institution in Yunnan that offers barista training courses. Compared with foreign countries, in Kunming, the demand for baristas is mainly still in major star hotels; from the perspective of the entire domestic market, the number of professional coffee establishments in large and medium-sized cities is growing at an annual rate of about 20%.

In China’s big cities, the annual talent gap for baristas is about 20,000. The monthly salary of ordinary baristas is about 2,000 yuan, and the monthly salary of skilled baristas is about 10,000 yuan. If you like it, it is not impossible to open your own personalized small coffee shop! Therefore, being a barista can not only be a good career for studying abroad and working, but it can also become a survival skill in the future. (