AERES HOGESCHOOL ALMERE · NETHERLANDS
Docent Horeca Bakkerij en Recreatie
Bachelor's · Taught in nl
At a glance
48 mo
Duration
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IELTS
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Tuition / yr
nl
Language
Bachelor's
Level
- Personalized study planTailored Learning
- Work-integrated learningLearn by Doing
- Flexible study paceCustomizable Duration
- Focus on sustainable developmentFuture-Oriented Impact
The 'Docent Horeca Bakkerij en Recreatie' program at Aeres Hogeschool Wageningen trains you to become a teacher in hospitality, baking, and recreation. This part-time bachelor's program is designed for individuals with a background and interest in cooking, baking, hospitality, nutrition, or event organization, who wish to make a difference in education. You will learn to translate your practical experience into meaningful and engaging lessons, creating a learning environment that connects with students in vocational education (VMBO, MBO, or practical education). The duration of the program is flexible, depending on your prior education, experience, and study pace. Upon enrollment, a personal study plan will be developed to tailor the curriculum to your needs, allowing you to shape your education and make an immediate impact in vocational teaching.
Careers
Upon graduation, you will be qualified to work as a teacher in vocational education (VMBO, MBO) or practical education. Your expertise will enable you to guide young people and professionals in their development, particularly in areas related to hospitality, baking, and recreation, with a focus on sustainability. You will contribute to future-oriented education and practical changes within the industry.
- Teacher Consumptive Technology I and II (VMBO/MBO)
- Knowledge Manager in Hospitality/Baking/Recreation
- Curriculum Developer
- Educational Trainer
Frequently asked questions
- What are the academic entry requirements for the Docent Horeca Bakkerij en Recreatie programme?
- You need an MBO4, HAVO, or VWO diploma, or a recognized foreign diploma equivalent. Applicants aged 21 or older who do not meet these requirements must pass the 21+ Admission Test.
- How long does the Docent Horeca Bakkerij en Recreatie programme take?
- The program duration is flexible and depends on your prior education, experience, and study pace. A personal study plan is developed upon enrollment to tailor the curriculum to your needs.
- What are the tuition fees for this programme?
- For the 2024-2025 academic year, the statutory tuition fee is €2,530. A reduced fee of €1,265 may apply for first-year students under specific conditions. International tuition fees require direct consultation with the university.
- What are the estimated living costs for students?
- Estimated living costs range from €950 to €1,500 per month, covering rent, groceries, insurance, books, and personal expenses. This estimate excludes tuition fees.
- What are the career prospects after graduating from this programme?
- Graduates can work as teachers in vocational education (VMBO, MBO) or practical education, specializing in hospitality, baking, and recreation. Roles include Teacher, Knowledge Manager, and Curriculum Developer.
- How can I apply for the Docent Horeca Bakkerij en Recreatie programme?
- Apply through Studielink, submit required documents like diplomas and grade lists, and potentially participate in a personal interview or assessment. The application deadline for an autumn start is typically May 1st.
Entry requirements
MBO4 DiplomaRequired
HAVO DiplomaRequired
VWO DiplomaRequired
Recognized Foreign DiplomaMinimum admissible level
21+ Admission TestFor applicants aged 21 or older without the required prior education
The program length can be shortened based on previous education, work experience, and study pace. Exemptions may be granted for recognized diplomas or certificates submitted with your application. Relevant work experience or certificates that do not directly lead to exemptions can be validated after the program starts by compiling a dossier of your existing knowledge and skills.
Fees
Tuition (international)—
Tuition (home)The statutory tuition fee for the 2024-2025 academic year is €2,530. Students who have not previously obtained a bachelor's degree at a publicly funded institution and meet specific conditions may pay a reduced fee of €1,265 in their first year. For more information, please check the 'Tariff regulations'.
LivingEstimated living costs for a student are between €950 and €1,500 per month. This includes rent, groceries, insurance, books, and personal expenses, but excludes tuition fees.
Tuition fees are subject to change annually by the government. Additional costs may include books, study materials, and excursions. For specific information on international tuition fees, please consult the university directly or refer to the 'Tariff regulations' document.
How to apply
1. Initial Consultation & Information GatheringAttend an Open Day or Online Information Session to learn more about the program. You can also participate in a 'Proefstuderen' (trial study) session to get a feel for the curriculum. Download the factsheet for detailed information.
2. Application via StudielinkApply for the program through Studielink, the Dutch national application portal for higher education. Ensure all personal details are accurately provided. The application deadline for an autumn start is typically May 1st, though later applications might be considered if space permits.
3. Submit Supporting DocumentsAfter applying via Studielink, you will be prompted to submit your diploma(s) and grade lists. For international students, these often need to be translated and officially certified. Provide evidence of any relevant work experience or certificates for potential exemptions.
4. Personal Interview/AssessmentA personal interview or assessment may be part of the selection procedure, especially for part-time programs to discuss your personal study plan, prior learning, and work experience. If you are 21 or older and do not meet the standard entry requirements, you may need to take a 21+ Admission Test.
5. Enrollment and Start of ProgramOnce accepted, complete your enrollment by paying the tuition fees and fulfilling any remaining administrative requirements. The program typically starts in September. Ensure you have a suitable workplace for 'workplace learning' before the study begins.
Scholarships
Holland Scholarship€5,000
Orange Tulip ScholarshipVaries
Frequently asked questions
What are the academic entry requirements for the Docent Horeca Bakkerij en Recreatie programme?
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You need an MBO4, HAVO, or VWO diploma, or a recognized foreign diploma equivalent. Applicants aged 21 or older who do not meet these requirements must pass the 21+ Admission Test.
How long does the Docent Horeca Bakkerij en Recreatie programme take?
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The program duration is flexible and depends on your prior education, experience, and study pace. A personal study plan is developed upon enrollment to tailor the curriculum to your needs.
What are the tuition fees for this programme?
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For the 2024-2025 academic year, the statutory tuition fee is €2,530. A reduced fee of €1,265 may apply for first-year students under specific conditions. International tuition fees require direct consultation with the university.
What are the estimated living costs for students?
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Estimated living costs range from €950 to €1,500 per month, covering rent, groceries, insurance, books, and personal expenses. This estimate excludes tuition fees.
What are the career prospects after graduating from this programme?
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Graduates can work as teachers in vocational education (VMBO, MBO) or practical education, specializing in hospitality, baking, and recreation. Roles include Teacher, Knowledge Manager, and Curriculum Developer.
How can I apply for the Docent Horeca Bakkerij en Recreatie programme?
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Apply through Studielink, submit required documents like diplomas and grade lists, and potentially participate in a personal interview or assessment. The application deadline for an autumn start is typically May 1st.