Introduction to Coffee
A guided introduction to the world of coffee, exploring its history, producing regions, varieties, processing methods, and the sensory foundations that shape specialty coffee today.
Ten courses, three chapters. A deliberate curriculum taught by an Authorized SCA Trainer and Q Arabica Grader — from the first cherry on the branch to the final cupping score.
A guided introduction to the world of coffee, exploring its history, producing regions, varieties, processing methods, and the sensory foundations that shape specialty coffee today.
A refined introduction to espresso preparation and milk texturing. Focuses on control of grind, dose, and extraction, alongside clean workflow and consistency. Establishes a strong technical foundation aligned with SCA standards.
A deeper exploration of espresso dynamics and milk precision. Emphasizes dialing-in, balance, and workflow efficiency under real service conditions. Develops consistency, speed, and sensory awareness in line with professional practice.
Advanced control of espresso through profiling, analysis, and refinement. Focused on precision, troubleshooting, and leadership within high-level bar environments. Designed for those pursuing mastery and excellence in coffee preparation.
A clear introduction to extraction and brewing fundamentals — water chemistry, grind size, and ratio — using the V60 as the primary learning tool.
A more precise approach to brewing through variable control and recipe development, using the Chemex to explore clarity and balance.
Advanced brewing focused on precision and repeatability — pressure, temperature, and immersion dynamics — explored through the Siphon.
An introduction to roasting theory and the transformation of coffee — from green to roasted — including heat application, development time, and basic profile reading.
Continuation of the Roasting track. Calibration and recipe-design intensives following Foundation. Cohorts to be announced.
Continuation of the Roasting track. Calibration and recipe-design intensives following Foundation. Cohorts to be announced.
An introduction to the Coffee Value Assessment (CVA) framework — the SCA system for evaluating coffee quality through structured sensory and descriptive analysis.
Nine exam components assessed across calibration cupping, triangulation, defect analysis, and sensory testing. Pass all nine to earn the internationally recognised Q Arabica Grader licence.
Every pathway here ladders to a credential. Every credential is taught by someone who has personally cleared it.
Speak to Maryam →Every world-class barista, roaster, and Q Grader started somewhere. Your pathway starts here — taught by someone still competing at the top of the industry.