Bakery chain Winni opens educational institute in Panchkula

Plans to open 10+ Baking Institutes in tier-2 cities this year

Bakery retail chain Winni has forayed into baking education by starting it’s first baking institute in Panchkula that has world class resources, educators and a modern bakery setup to train aspiring youngsters.

Winni Cakes & More has plans to open 10+ such institutes in different cities at pan India level in next one year. The company is already working on opening the next baking institute in Patna after Panchkula.

Currently it offers 3 months short term bakery training course in a highly competitive fee. The company aims at grooming 1000+ manpower resource in a year through regular course & the short term workshops conducted in different states.

The company has plans to employ the brightest students from it’s newly opened baking institute in its bakery retail arm Winni Cakes & More’s 175+ functional stores and upcoming stores to optimise the quality control in bakery products and achieve uniform taste across its 4,000+ outlets (vendors & franchises) spread in 23 states and 5 UTs.

Highlighting the facilities and offerings at it’s newly ventured baking education institute Winni Cakes & More Retail Head Ankur Maskara said, “Winni Cakes & More is not just committed to offer best quality bakery products to it’s customers but also to solve the bakery industry’s challenges that has seen unexpected growth in last few years but due to lack of quality skilled manpower availability it faces challenges in maintaining quality assurance. Winni Baking Institute opened in Panchkula, is equipped with all kinds of modern state of art equipments, technology and highly skilled baking industry trainers to groom the aspiring candidates willing to make career in bakery industry. The teaching staff hired to train the young minds are known names in Hospitality industry and has first hand experiences of working with 5 Star properties including Le Meridian (Delhi) & Taj Business Hotel (Chandigarh).”

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