September 29, 2006, Newsletter Issue #24: Pastry Chef Jobs

Tip of the Week

There are a variety of different jobs available for a pastry chef. Some who become a pastry chef work for themselves by preparing and decorating cakes, and some choose to start their own bakery business. Other pastry chefs prefer to work in restaurants or hotels, and many work in local bakeries.
During your pastry cooking education, it's a good idea to meet with your instructors and learn more about their background. Find out about the different types of environments and determine which one works for you.

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