World Educational Development Program:
- Three levels educational system
- Side events function & EDC presentations
- Training centre generation & research mission

Three levels educational system

-First graduation level done on domestic functions guaranted by NEO.
National Eduactional Officer of each guild according instruction of EDC will follow IBA phylosophy and will present and teach basic knowledge as follows updated manual and topics:

- Module 1 – Introduction
- Module 2 – The I.B.A.
- Module 3 – The role of bartender/social skils
- Module 4 – Alcohol and the bartender
- Module 5 – Equipment, Glassware and machinery
- Module 6 – Types of bar
- Module 7 – Classification of Cocktails
- Module 8 – Classification of Alcoholic products
- Module 9 – Classification of Non alcoholic products
- Module 10 – Domestic Guilds Association

NEO will be supported by all the educational programs & finishing tests and specimen of certificarte by EDC. Distributions ways couriers, email.

-Second graduation level done in co-operation NEO and EDC

Second level will be provided by EDC to National Educational Officer for presenting and co-operation with EDC. NEO will receive educational manual & programs with all texts and the test questiones, after participants finishing this level, NEO will send this documents to EDC, then will be resume send back to national guild. EDC will create certificates.

- Third graduations level done by international function of EDC

Works as I. B. A.Training Centre Worldwide. Participants can pass all in one.

Side events function & EDC presentations / promotions
- EDC can co-operate by organizing all activities of interesting events, workshops, competitions or promotions

By following and supporting IBA phylosophy EDC co-operate by special ocassions and hepl promote bartending.

Special co-operating event this year is MATTONI GRAND COLOUR organized by MATTONI GRAND DRINK in Budapest, concerning preparation of cocktail garnishes and cocktail anatomy.

Other type is hosting by known bartending event – International Forum Liguors and Bar Training in Bordeaux in Dezember this year.

- co-operating/organising and supporting of John Whyte Club members

EDC support participants with their education and profesional development after participations of Training Centre by helping of organisig of this function.

Training centre generation & research mission

- Training Centre Worldwide

EDC will support communication and co-operating between each centres to ensure exacted and updated educational level.

Training Centres:
- Czech Republic
- Singapore
- South America

- World IBA Educational & Development Institute

EDC will found Council of Guild Presidents and National Educational Officer communicating by Internet discusion and bring investigator views / research on choosen topis and points. This model can hepl discuss about any needs in time and find resume for IBA general meeting.

milan.kolar@cbassociation.cz

TRAINING & EDUCATION

The I.B.A. soon realised that training needed to be an important part of its activities and since 1965 it has held training courses in one form or another.

From 1965 until 1972 the I.B.A. operated a training centre in Luxemburg.

From 1973 until his death during an I.B.A. meeting in 1976 the training centre was run by Mr John Whyte at the Blackpool College of Technology and Art. He radically expanded the course. Since Mr John Whyte's sad demise the course has borne his name in appreciation of his efforts.

From 1977 to 1981 the training centre was run by A.I.B.E.S. at the Stresa Hotel Workers Training School, Italy.

From 1982 until 1987 the training centre was in the regions of the Algarve and Oporto, Portugal.

From 1988 to 1991 the training centre returned to Italy.

The training centre was then run in two centres, in Norway from 1992 and Singapore from 1993, Singapore still runs a 'John Whyte' course.

In this days is the Training Centre in Czech republic under direction of Milan Kolar and in Singapore under direction of Derrick Lee.

In 1987 the Education Development Committee (E.D.C.) was founded under the chairmanship of Mr Brian Page to co-ordinate the various education and training courses into an internationally accepted format, it is as a result of the efforts of this committee that we see the course in its present form where each country runs a course to the format set out by the E.D.C. With further advanced courses being held or planned for many centres around the world it can be seen that the I.B.A. is indeed a major contributor in the field of education.

In present time are members of EDC Milan Kolar from Czech republic, James Murphy from Irelan and Jorge Pereirra from Portugal.