Get Paid To Learn Baking Pastries
September 3rd, 2009 | Life List | 4 Comments »I dream of a day when I can enjoy a hot cup of green tea coupled with self-baked pastries or dim sum.
Ever since the internship, I’ve wanted to learn to bake pastries/prepare dimsum. Audit work was boring so I indulged in ‘snacks’ like xiao long bao, shen jian bao or portugese egg tarts. Wouldn’t it be cheaper if I could make them myself?
Today, the opportunity presented itself to me. The lady at the bakery nearby asked if I knew of anyone who would want to work part-time. The pay ranges from S$3 to S$4. Working hour begins at 6.30 am and I think it lasts for more than 8 hours.
I have three options.
- Commit to the working hours and learn to bake pastries while being paid for it
- Find recipes online and try out baking on my own
- Go for a dim sum course
Honestly, I find it a waste of time to commit more than 1 week of my time to work. If you were me, what would you choose?
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Logen L.
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I think working at the shop is good.Though the pay is low,it’s better than no pay.And you will learn things tat u want to learn..
and then u can make dim sum for us.Muahaha.
LOL. The shop is bakery. So no dim sum
Oh. There is a wine appreciation and food pairing 1 day course at Tanglin CC. It’s on 13 Sept, Sunday. Want to go? I myself not confirm yet. Haha.
wow..Sounds cool..I don’t mind.Update me again through sms..I miss all of u..My work is so tiring.