Description
Course Duration:
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Total Hours: 40-60 hours (varies by institution)
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Format: Classroom lectures, hands-on training, and industry visits (if applicable)
Course Modules:
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Introduction to Wheat & Grain Science
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Wheat varieties and their characteristics
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Grain anatomy and composition
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Quality assessment (moisture, protein, ash content)
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Wheat Cleaning & Conditioning
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Pre-milling processes (cleaning, tempering, conditioning)
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Equipment used in grain preparation
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Milling Technology & Process
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Break system, reduction system, and purification
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Roller milling vs. stone milling
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Flow diagrams in a flour mill
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Flour Types & Specifications
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Different grades of flour (whole wheat, all-purpose, bread flour, cake flour)
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Flour additives and enrichment
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Quality Control & Testing
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Laboratory testing methods (farinograph, alveograph, falling number)
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Flour blending and consistency checks
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Packaging, Storage & Safety
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Flour storage conditions (temperature, humidity)
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Packaging standards and shelf life
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Industry Regulations & Sustainability
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Food safety standards (HACCP, FDA, local regulations)
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Waste management and sustainability in milling
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Learning Outcomes:
Upon completion, participants will:
✔ Understand the wheat-to-flour production process.
✔ Operate basic milling equipment safely.
✔ Perform quality control tests on wheat and flour.
✔ Identify different flour types and their applications.
✔ Comply with industry safety and hygiene standards.
Who Should Enroll?
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Mill workers seeking skill enhancement
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Food science/technology students
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Bakery & pasta industry professionals
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Agri-business entrepreneurs
Certification:
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Awarded upon passing written and practical assessments.
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Recognized by milling associations (varies by country).
Career Opportunities:
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Flour mill operator/technician
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Quality control analyst
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Grain procurement specialist
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Milling production supervisor
Training Providers:
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International Association of Operative Millers (IAOM) (Offers milling courses globally)
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Local vocational schools & agricultural universities
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Private milling companies with training programs
Note: Course content may vary based on regional wheat varieties and milling practices.


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