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2-Month Weekend Coffee Course · KL / JB

Make coffee you can diagnose, adjust and repeat.

Build real control through 8 hands-on weekend sessions over 2 months in KL or JB.

The RM300 booking fee is deducted from your full course fee.

5.0★270+ public Google reviews
8structured sessions over 2 months
52drinks made through hands-on practice
Hands pouring controlled latte art during coffee practice
The Skill You Build Control the milk, read the result, and know what to change next.

01 · What you’ll learn

4 coffee skills you can actually use.

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JWC Academy student practising espresso extraction at the coffee machine 01

Dial in espresso with intention

Read flow and taste, then adjust grind, dose or yield with purpose.

JWC Academy student controlling milk while practising latte art 02

Texture milk and pour repeatably

Control steam, temperature and flow for milk you can use in latte art.

Concept image illustrating controlled filter coffee brewing 03 Concept visual · skills are practised in class

Build a filter recipe from scratch

Choose ratio, grind, temperature and pour stages—then refine the cup.

JWC Academy student tasting coffee to identify and correct flavour 04

Taste, diagnose and correct

Identify what changed in the cup and choose the next variable to adjust.

The Transformation

From “what went wrong?” to knowing what to change.

One clear transformation: taste the result, find the cause, adjust with purpose.

Students receiving hands-on guidance beside an espresso machine
When following steps still feels uncertain

The coffee tastes wrong. Every variable feels like a guess.

Grind, dose, time, water or milk—you do not know which one to change.

A finished latte art drink made with controlled milk pouring
A result you can diagnose and repeat

Taste the result. Find the cause. Change one variable.

Build a method you can repeat for the next cup—not only today’s recipe.

2 months · 8 sessions · 4 stages

Eight sessions. Four stages. One skill-building path.

Each stage builds on the last—from control, to taste, to diagnosis, to independent decisions.

Espresso extraction establishing control fundamentals Filter coffee brewing that connects technique to flavour Coffee preparation used to diagnose and correct extraction Coffee roasting that connects decisions to the final cup
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Student practising espresso machine workflow 01

Day 1

Espresso extraction and bar setup

Set up the machine and grinder, prepare the dose, tamp, and read how extraction changes in the cup.

What you will learn and practise

Extraction logicMachine setupGrinder basicsTamping

Your practical takeaway

An espresso shot you can explain—not one you simply copied.

Student learning milk texture and latte art pouring 02

Day 2

Milk frothing and first latte art control

Create workable milk texture, then control mixing, pour height and your first pattern.

What you will learn and practise

Milk textureSteam positionTemperaturePour height

Your practical takeaway

Milk texture stable enough to support a clean, controlled first pattern.

Filter coffee brewing and flavour comparison 03

Day 3

Filter coffee, origins, and flavour direction

Compare how origin, processing, roast and grind change flavour in filter coffee.

What you will learn and practise

OriginsProcessingRoast profileGrind size

Your practical takeaway

The same coffee tasted two ways—and the words to explain why they differ.

Coffee sensory training and aroma learning 04

Day 4

Seed-to-cup sensory foundation

Separate aroma, taste, texture and intensity, then describe them clearly.

What you will learn and practise

Sensory trainingAroma kitsFive sensesSensitivity

Your practical takeaway

Specific words for what you taste—not only "nice" or "bitter."

Espresso grinder adjustment and troubleshooting 05

Day 5

Advanced espresso troubleshooting

Diagnose espresso through grind, ratio, channeling, timing, tamping and roast.

What you will learn and practise

Grind sizeBrew ratioChannelingExtraction timing

Your practical takeaway

A repeatable way to diagnose a bad shot before asking for the answer.

Student practising milk pouring with instructor guidance 06

Day 6

Tulip latte art and milk consistency

Repeat steaming and pouring with feedback until flow, angle, placement and timing connect.

What you will learn and practise

SteamingPouringFlow rateCup angle

Your practical takeaway

A tulip built through controlled steps you can practise again.

Hands practising filter coffee pouring technique 07

Day 7

Filter recipe building and pouring method

Test ratio, temperature, grind, agitation and pour stages to build a repeatable recipe.

What you will learn and practise

Brew ratioWater tempGrind sizePour stages

Your practical takeaway

A filter recipe built from scratch, written down, and ready to refine.

Coffee roasting and final cupping connection 08

Day 8

Roasting, cupping, and final skill connection

Connect green coffee, roast level and cupping to the flavour in the final cup.

What you will learn and practise

Bean selectionRoast levelsRoast changesCupping SOP

Your practical takeaway

A clear line from green coffee and roasting decisions to what reaches the cup.

After the 8-Session Path

Finish the course with a way to keep improving.

One JWC course certificate, lifetime retraining for completed sessions, and an optional separately paid NEIVCE examination.

JWC Academy coffee students holding their attendance certificates after graduation Proof of completion
One JWC Academy course certificate

Proof that you completed the JWC weekend coffee course; it is a JWC course certificate, not a third-party diploma.

Hands practising latte art during a coffee skills session Lifetime retraining
Retake completed sessions for free

After completion, register through the student system to retake individual sessions you have completed in a future intake, subject to scheduling and seat availability. This is not an automatic repeat of the whole course.

Students comparing coffee flavours during guided sensory practice Separate paid option
Optional NEIVCE examination

The NEIVCE Certificate of Attendance is available only after separate paid examination registration; it is not automatically included in FCC.

Teaching Team

  • World Barista Championship — 4th Place
  • World Latte Art Championship — Top 10
  • World Coffee Competition Judge
  • SCA & PCA Certified Instructors
JWC Academy coffee instructors and faculty team
The wider JWC Academy faculty

Instructor Credentials & Awards

Jason Loo

World Barista Championship global 4th place.

Lucas Eng

2017 World Latte Art Championship Top 10. Three-time Malaysia Latte Art Champion. PCA latte art judge.

Nelson Lai

JWC founder. Dual Q-Grader certified coffee cupper.

Jivan

JWC Academy coffee trainer and Malaysia coffee competition judge.

Real student proof

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Student Review Video

Hear the learning experience in their own words.

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What students say in this video

Students describe joining as coffee lovers and beginners, then learning milk texturing, latte art, roasting and sensory skills. They highlight patient instructor guidance, a better understanding of taste and growing confidence; one student says the eight-week commitment became enjoyable enough that she did not miss a class.

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Next confirmed intake · October 2026

KL & JB Campuses

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Wide view of the real JWC Academy classroom at Kuala Lumpur Bukit Jalil
KL CampusBukit Jalil · Kuala Lumpur

Real Bukit Jalil classroom

Bukit Jalil · Kuala Lumpur

KL Campus

English / Malay intake

JWC Academy, The Earth

22-2, Jln Jalil 1, The Earth @ Bukit Jalil, 57000 Kuala Lumpur

First class

4 October 2026

Sundays · 9:30am–1:30pm

All 8 class dates

Oct 4, 11, 18, 25 · Nov 1, 8, 15, 22

JWC The Factory 30 campus at Mount Austin Johor Bahru
JB CampusMount Austin · Johor Bahru

Real Mount Austin campus

Mount Austin · Johor Bahru

JB Campus

English / Malay intake

JWC The Factory 30

30, Jalan Mutiara Emas 5/3, Taman Mount Austin, 81100 Johor Bahru

First class

3 October 2026

Saturdays · 9:30am–1:30pm

All 8 class dates

Oct 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 · Nov 7, 14, 21

Current early-bird offer

Original price RM6,912. Enrol now and save RM3,701.16.

Separate priceRM6,912

Early-bird course fee RM3,210.84

What you get

2 months · 8 hands-on weekend sessions · 52 drinks

Lifetime retraining for completed sessions

1 JWC course certificate · optional NEIVCE paid examination

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can beginners join?+

Yes. The guide and weekend course are structured for beginners who want practical coffee skills.

Do I need to buy equipment first?+

No. Start by understanding taste, grind, extraction, and milk texture before buying more tools.

When is the next intake?+

The next English / Malay intake starts on Sunday, 4 October 2026 in KL and Saturday, 3 October 2026 in JB. Both run from 9:30am–1:30pm. The team reconfirms the intake before payment.

What certificate do I receive?+

FCC awards one JWC Academy course certificate. The separate NEIVCE Certificate of Attendance requires additional paid examination registration and is not included automatically.

How many free revision sessions do I get?+

There is no fixed number. Lifetime retraining lets graduates register through the student system to retake individual sessions they have completed in future intakes, subject to scheduling and seat availability. It is not an automatic repeat of the whole course.

What is the RM300 fee, and is it refundable?+

The RM300 is a non-refundable registration administration fee. It is deducted in full from the course fee. Your seat and applicable offer are reserved only after payment is confirmed.