Comments on: So, you want to become a Brewmaster?

By: Ronnie Saehyung,Lee

Ronnie Saehyung,Lee — Fri, 04 Mar 2011 10:53:00 +0000

Hi!! My name is lee , Im from Korea. Im studying English at a school of the brisbane city. And I’ll have finished my course at the end of March. When I was in Korea, my major was food-bio technoloy. And I worked in lab which research on microbology, the effect of enzyme on oligosaccharide). One day, I found something interesting through internet, it was a brewmaster. I was very interested in brewmaster, so I trid to find a brewmaster in our country. I couldnt find out, but I figured out about it. If I go abroad to Austraila, I will find out it. I want to work in brewery company, I’d like to know how i can find out it…

By: Shantveer

Shantveer — Thu, 23 Dec 2010 11:25:00 +0000

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By: MariCR

MariCR — Mon, 20 Dec 2010 20:27:00 +0000

Hi! My name is Mary and I’m from Costa Rica. This year i will be finishing my major on Industrial chemistry. I would really love to have the chance to study abroad and become a brewmaster, i’m looking for a scholarship that help me fulfill this goal. I’ve found some options to study in germany and canada but in both case it just seems financially imposible. I’m willing to work at the brewery, institute or university that provides the scholarship. It doesn’t matter if it is a short course or a longer period, i just want an opportunity. Can you think of anything for me?? Is there an option that you might suggest for me?? I will appreciate any help you can provide! Thanks!

By: Becoming a brewer. - Home Brew Forums

Becoming a brewer. - Home Brew Forums — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 19:41:38 +0000

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