SCAA Brista Coffee Master (Barista) first-and second-level certification courses [September 20-26
SCAA Barista Level 1 and Level 2 Certification Courses are now open!
Beijing, 20 - 26 September 2012
SCAA Coffee Master Professional Certification Course is finally starting in mainland China! Want to know how the International Bresta Coffee Masters are made? Come and learn!
You will be the Barista star of tomorrow!
In the expectation of the vast number of coffee friends, SCAA authorized international education (IEPL) Greater China partner-Beijing vitality coffee academy will be in September 20 - 26, 2012 SCAA Brista coffee master certification and certification courses will be linked to share with you the international authority of SCAA coffee master standards.
SCAA Bresta Coffee Master Level I and Level II Certification Training is the first time to be held in the mainland of China. You will have the opportunity to become the first batch of coffee masters to study in Chinese mainland and obtain SCAA professional certification! Since this training course is a continuous course of Level 1 and Level 2, you have the opportunity to become a SCAA Professional Certified Level 2 Coffee Master!
Success, maybe because of this step!!
SCAA Recommended Lecturer--Mr. Joe Marrocco
For more information, please call or email:
Beijing Huoli Coffee Co., Ltd.
SCAA Authorized International Education (IEPL) Greater China Partner
(Including the mainland of China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau)
Tel: 8610-6407-9618 Fax: 8610-6401-7387 Website: www.wcoffeechina.com
Email: bwcc@wcoffeechina.com Address: Block B, No. 199 Chaonei Street, Dongcheng Area, Beijing City
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