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TAFE SA Espresso Coffee Making Course

Nathan Little
Manager, Communications & Programs
May 10, 2024
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Polish up your coffee making skills by joining the Espresso Coffee Making course at TAFE SA in Nuriootpa.

Commencing: 16th May 2024

Duration: 4 Weeks every Thursday 9am – 3pm

Cost: $376.00

Espresso Coffee Making - Hospitality - TAFE SA

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