Learn the theory.
Practise the craft.

What can you study online?

Reading and video lessons can introduce coffee terminology, drink recipes, hygiene and café workflow. Before choosing an online course, ask how you will practise the tasks and receive feedback on your own work.

How will you practise?

For espresso, milk steaming and latte art, check which coffee machine, grinder and other tools you will need. Ask whether equipment is provided or whether you must arrange it yourself. Watching a demonstration and repeating a task yourself are different parts of learning.

What should in-person training include?

Ask about supervised practice, class size, access to equipment and how the trainer checks your progress. Confirm the number of class hours and which drinks and workflow tasks you will practise personally.

How does the Launchpad course work?

The advertised Launchpad one-month barista course takes place in person in Lahore at Gloria Jean’s Garden Town. It includes four weeks, 20 training days and 60 class hours, with a maximum of three students per batch. Explore the day-by-day training plan, including espresso, milk drinks, latte art and café workflow.

The course fee is Rs. 50,000, payable in two installments. This programme is an in-person course; submitting an online enquiry does not enrol you in remote classes.

Travelling from another city?

Students from Punjab and elsewhere in Pakistan can discuss their preferred batch and travel plans with admissions. Accommodation and meals together cost Rs. 20,000 for 30 days, charged separately from the course fee. Read the stay and meal information and confirm availability before travelling.

Questions to ask before paying.

• What equipment and learning materials will I need?
• How much supervised practice is included?
• How will I receive individual feedback?
• What are the class days, timings, assessment and certificate requirements?
• What is the total cost, including equipment, travel or accommodation?