VENUE CLASS CAP
Zoom Maximum of 25 students
DESCRIPTION
Two of the most sought-after desserts today are Mango Bravissimo and Chocolate Lava Cake.
Known for its tall frozen layers of meringue wafers, chocolate mousse, cream, and sweet mangoes drizzled with chocolate syrup, Mango Bravissimo is a sure crowd pleaser. Its creamy, soft and diverse sweet flavors delightfully greets you with every bite. The Chocolate Lava Cake is another competitor for crowd favorites. Its soft sponge-like exterior oozes velvety chocolate, perfectly capping off any hearty meal. Join Chef Juan Carlo Estagle as he teaches you his secrets to perfecting these delectable desserts.CLASS FORMAT
This is a demo class. The pace of instruction may not be ideal for those intending to follow each step from their kitchens.
We are conducting our classes on Zoom, a live video conferencing platform. For now, we are using a hybrid format consisting of a pre-recorded video demo that will be divided into segments with live Q&A discussion breaks in between, where the instructor will be entertaining questions from the students.
Each Zoom class session will run for a maximum of two and a half (2 1/2) hours.
ENROLLMENT INFORMATION
SIGNING UP
Sign-up for your chosen online class by clicking SIGN UP, which will direct you to the Student Sign-up Form that you need to fill-out. You will then receive an acknowledgment email confirming your sign-up along with instructions on how to complete your enrollment. If you have signed up for a class and have not received a confirmation within 3 days, please email info@henysison.com so we can help you out.
COMPLETE YOUR ENROLLMENT
To complete your enrollment, the student must pay in full. Please send your proof of payment within one (1) banking day. Enrollment is on a first-come-first-served basis as we have a class cap.
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Full account details will be sent via email once sign-up is completed.
CLASS CAP
Please note that we have a maximum limit of enrolled students per class, to ensure the personalized teaching approach. In the event of unusually high demand, we reserve the right to adjust the Class Cap. However, we will make sure that this will not adversely affect our interactive and personalized teaching method. If needed, we will schedule another class. Check our Online Classes page for updates.
CLASS MATERIALS
Upon completing your enrollment, we will email you a Class Handout that will include the list of ingredients, equipment, recipe procedure, and online class protocol. Please review this Class Handout to prepare yourself before the class. The sooner you complete your enrollment, the sooner you get the Class Handout to prepare for the class.
After the class, you will receive an email containing a Class Feedback Form, a Certificate of Completion, and your Class Photo.
ACCESSING THE CLASS
Your class will take place on Zoom. A link, along with detailed instructions for access, will be emailed to you before the class is scheduled to begin. We recommend downloading and familiarizing yourself with Zoom at your earliest convenience. To download Zoom, click here.
Make sure that you have a stable internet connection, and that your mic and video camera are working properly before joining the class. Please be reminded that audio and video participation is required. We suggest using a laptop or desktop computer for the best experience.
ATTENDANCE
Our classes start on time, so we recommend that you log in at least fifteen (15) minutes early to be able to test your audio and video before being admitted to the Zoom session.
Attendance will be checked. It is important that you have submitted all the enrollment requirements such as, your preferred Zoom Display name and your recent solo headshot photo to avoid any delays in admitting you to the Zoom class.
Please note that we do not offer refunds for classes that you’re unable to attend. Upon your enrollment, you would have already received a copy of the Class Handout.
January 22, Friday
5:00 PM - 7:30 PM GMT+8 (Online Class)
Juan Carlo Jose Estagle
3000 PHP
“I am hoping to find a student who will use our native products to make classic desserts that will be known on the world’s dining table.”