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Career Path Programs
AIB's Career Paths Are...
- Effective - AIB International Career Path programs have trained thousands of industry professionals in
the practical application of scientific principles that govern the production of baked foods.
- Flexible - Students complete a correspondence course at their own pace, then have three years to
complete a series of hands-on technical seminars at AIB in Manhattan, Kansas. These classes
are scheduled frequently for student convenience and require only a week away from work for
each seminar.
- Comprehensive - The required correspondence courses provide the scientific and technical basis for
detailed lectures and carefully integrated hands-on labs. Lab exercises demonstrate the
function of ingredients, troubleshooting, and approaches to problem-solving that are useful
as soon as the student returns to work.
- Specific - AIB tailors the Career Path curricula to the specific needs of people with
the specialties: Bread and Rolls, Cookies and Crackers, Cake and Sweet Goods, and Ingredient Service
- Affordable - Companies and individuals pay for each course as it is taken. No lump sum payment is
required. Baking students receive a $500 discount for the last seminar, ingredient service
students get a $300 discount.
How does it work?
Step 1 - Choose one of the four career path options listed below:
Step 2 - Complete an enrollment agreement and return it. (No payment is required with
the application.) The enrollment agreement is available once you choose one of the Career Path
options listed above.
Step 3 - Begin enrolling in courses. Although students can take courses in any order, students
typically begin with the correspondence course. Students do not have to complete the correspondence course
before attending seminars. However, our instructors recommend that students with little or no baking
experience finish the correspondence course before coming to AIB for the career path seminars.
Certified Baker participants normally attend the seminars under their specific path option first and
finish with the two core curriculum seminars on science and management. If students are likely to
benefit from taking seminars in a particular order, the seminars are scheduled in sequence.
Step 4 - Students are allowed up to three years from the date of first enrollment to finish
the entire program.
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