Most Baristas have a high school diploma. While formal education isn't mandatory, courses in business or hospitality management can be beneficial for career advancement. Certifications from reputed organizations can enhance job prospects.

Baristas prepare and serve various coffee beverages, maintain cleanliness, manage inventory, operate coffee machines, handle customer queries, and ensure excellent customer service.

Certification is not mandatory but can validate your skills and knowledge, making you more competitive in the job market. It involves education, experience, and passing an exam.

Baristas typically work indoors in coffee shops, restaurants, or cafes. The job requires standing for long periods, interacting with customers, and maintaining a clean and organized workspace.

Baristas can advance to roles like Assistant Manager or Manager. With experience, they can open their own coffee shop, become trainers, or move into corporate roles within larger coffee chains.