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No formal education is required to become a baker, but many choose to attend culinary school usually for 1 - 2 years. You must have a high school diploma or an equivalent to attend.

Prepare equipment for baking

Observe color and state of

products being baked

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August 28, 2014

Hospitality & Tourism

Mrs. K

Baker

HAille horr

What is a baker?

Basic Skills

Check the quality of baking ingredients

Measure, weigh, and combine ingredients

Knead, roll, cut, and shape dough

Place dough in pans, molds, or on sheets

What

Education

Do

You

Need?

Control various kitchen equipment

Retail bakers work primarily in grocery stores and specialty shops, including bakeries.

Decorate various pastry and

other baked goods

You must work under critical and strict conditions

A baker is a chef who is responsible for making a wide range of breads, cakes, pastries and other baked goods.

Time Consuming

Patience is key to successfully bake and decorate

Work unusual hours

Dangerous

Bakers are prone to burns, cuts, scrapes etc.

Rewarding

Being a baker is a hard, tedious job, but that's my passion. I love to create delicious foods for others and although it may be stressful, time consuming, and dangerous, I find it very rewarding.

very little...

Commercial bakers commonly work in manufacturing facilities that produce breads and pastries at high speeds.

Stressful

Data from May 2012:

The median annual wage for bakers was $23,140

Lowest 10 percent earned less than $17,200

Top 10 percent earned more than $36,980

By 2022, the job projection for bakers increases about 6%.

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