J & B Barista AcademyHetauda, Nepal

Hetauda, Nepal

Master the craft
of specialty coffee

A working training bar in Hetauda. Small cohorts, real equipment, and instructors who have trained across Asia and Europe. Start where you are and leave ready for a bar.

Graduates
500+
Instructors
12
Placement
98%
In Hetauda
5 yrs
Barista pouring steamed milk into a coffee cup
Training bar, Hetauda

Programs

Three tracks, one standard

Each track runs in the same training bar, on the same machines you will meet in service. Pick the depth you need.

Espresso machine pulling a shot into a cup
Beginner4 weeks

Barista Foundation

Espresso extraction, milk texturing, and the science behind a balanced shot.

  • Dial in a grinder and hold a recipe
  • Steam milk to a stable microfoam
  • Run a clean, fast espresso bar
Latte art pattern in a white coffee cupMost enrolled
Intermediate6 weeks

Latte Art Mastery

Build a steady pour and a repeatable pattern, from a clean heart to a full rosetta.

  • Control flow rate and pitcher height
  • Pour hearts, tulips, and rosettas
  • Keep symmetry under service pressure
Cafe interior with tables and seating
Advanced8 weeks

Coffee Shop Management

Costing, supply, menu design, and the operating rhythm of a small cafe.

  • Build a menu with real margins
  • Plan stock and supplier terms
  • Write a launch plan you can fund

The academy

Good coffee starts
with good people

The academy sits inside a working cafe, so every session runs against real orders and real time pressure. Class sizes stay small enough that an instructor can watch every pour and correct it on the spot.

You do not need experience to start. You need a willingness to repeat a motion until it is consistent, and to taste the result honestly.

Morning
Practical blocks run before service, when the bar is calm.
Evening
Cupping and theory sessions for the management track.
Class size
Eight students maximum, so each bar station stays hands-on.
Cafe interior with seating and warm lighting
Milk being poured into a cup to form latte art
Roasted coffee beans

Student stories

What graduates say

I arrived able to make a decent coffee at home. I left able to run a bar on my own. The difference was the repetition and the honesty of the feedback.

Srijana Thapa

Owner, Kathmandu cafe

The latte art block is taught properly. Every pour is filmed and reviewed, so you can see exactly what your hand did wrong.

Bikash Rai

Head barista, Pokhara

I took the management track as a hobby learner and came out with a costed menu and a plan. That was more than I expected.

Anita Shrestha

Coffee enthusiast

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