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WSET Level 1 Award in Wines - Course Information

PRE COURSE REQUIREMENTS

  • No previous knowledge required.

RECOMMENDED STUDY HOURS

  • No pre-course reading required.  Course completed in approx 6/7 hours

COURSE RESOURCES

  • WSET book

  • Online Program

  • Choice of Online or Classroom Exam 

Overview

The WSET Level 1 Course is a fantastic introduction to the world of wine.  The syllabus introduces you to the technique of tasting wine and the characteristics of well known grape varieties used to produce wine.

The program provides a balanced study of wine production, grape varieties and wines of the world, together with the service and storage of wines and responsible guidelines in the consumption of alcohol.  The syllabus is completed with and introduction to food and wine pairing.

The exam is a 45 minute, 30 multiple choice question paper with result being issued 2 weeks after the exam date.

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Learning Objectives

By the time you have completed this programme you will be able to:

  • Know the key stages in grape growing and winemaking.
  • Know the types, characteristics and styles of wines made from the principal grape varieties and other examples of wines. 
  • Know the key principles and practices involved in the storage and service of wine.  


Core Subject Areas

  1. Grape Growing
  2. Wine Making
  3. Types and Styles of Wine
  4. Principal Grape Varieties
  5. Regional/Named Wines
  6. Storage & Service
  7. Food Pairing
  8. How to Taste Wine



Distance Learning (Online) Course

Start anytime and study online at your own pace and sit your exam online or at one of our Exam Centres.  The subject areas are delivered over 4 Modules which contain tutorials, key definitions, quizzes and a 'How to Taste Wine' video, together with a mock assessment module.  Payment details are on the booking form and it is possible to arrange payment by instalments.

Distance Learning Course Fee - £150.00 

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Classroom Courses

Relaxed, friendly and inclusive classes are held in Sutton Coldfield in a home based classroom setting.  Occasionally joined by Charlie the cockerpoo.  Maximum of 4 students per course and additional tutor support is available throughout the course.  Students are also welcome to join in the Virtual Tasting and Theory sessions as additional learning resources.

Classroom Course Fee: £180.00

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