WBA Specialized Lectures (on demand)

Tailor your continuous brewing education

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Brewing professionally requires an ongoing commitment to learning, yet it can be difficult to dedicate the time and resources needed to attend courses. With that in mind, the on-demand World Brewing Academy (WBA) Specialized Lectures are available at anytime and online on a topic-by-topic basis, allowing students to participate as their time permits. These lectures are designed to cover a multitude of topics on all the key processes involved in beer production.

Our WBA Specialized Lectures feature:

  • 90+ fully narrated lectures
  • Presentation time durations from 20 to 90 minutes each
  • 10 full days (240 hours) of lecture access after payment processing is completed

Breweries can now choose to integrate education into their operations, allowing staff to participate in specific lectures towards improving their technical skills. The “knowledge-on-demand”  uniqueness of the WBA Specialized Lectures make them perfect for those looking to increase their knowledge in a particular area, or business owners wanting to provide education to their workforce. 

Let us help you create a learning program customized to the needs of your brewery. Contact John Hannafan, General Manager and Director of Education, at jhannafan@siebelinstitute.com for more information.

 

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Mashing Theory and Enzymes Brewhouse

Mashing is arguably one of the most important stages in the brewing process towards producing the desired wort...

Mashing Process and Wort Composition Brewhouse

With a good understanding of enzymes and the factors that can positively or negatively influence their activit...

Wort Clarification Brewhouse

What is a trub pile? Why should trub carryover be minimized? And how can you achieve a clear wort? Those ar...

Wort Cooling and Aeration Brewhouse

Wort is needed to be cooled to accommodate the pitching yeast, but how should that be achieved? Is there mo...

Fermentation Flavor Compounds Yeast and Cellars

Why do we want to control fermentation? For one, the consumer expects a consistent quality product. Furthermor...

Yeast Pure Cultures and Propagation Yeast and Cellars

The aims, objectives, and the techniques of pure culturing, maintenance, and preservation of brewing yeast str...

Compressed Air Systems Engineering

This lecture is intended to provide the fundamentals behind another system that falls under “utilities” and th...

Hop Addition: "Cold Side" Yeast and Cellars

This is the third and final installment of a three part "Speaker Series". Here Matt Brynildson, Brewmaster at...

Valves in a Brewery Engineering

Eight of the most common valve classifications, and their fundamental construction differences are presented s...

Statistics Engineering

Random variability follows systematic rules. This is what allows statistics to be a practical tool in quality...

Process Troubleshooting Engineering

A brewer is often described as a “glorified janitor with good problem solving skills”. Our content expert walk...

Principles of Refrigeration Engineering

This lecture covers the various types of refrigeration that are available. However, the focus is on the most c...