Culinary School? I don’t understand. : r/micheljanseYT - Reddit
网页2024年5月19日 · Don’t think she wants to start a restaurant, since the idea of working in one 10hrs a week is almost too much for her. i think she just wants to legitimize herself to herself, for hosting and for the vlog. apparently she was turned down for a hosting role on a youtube food channel since she didn’t gave any professional training. some have theorized that …
Is culinary school worth it for someone with zero kitchen ... - Reddit
网页Culinary school is a trade school that prepares you for a minimum wage job. You will start your time in the industry saddled with extra debt. You will also commonly find that actual restaurant experience is respected more within the industry more than a …
Free Culinary School? : r/KitchenConfidential - Reddit
网页2023年10月30日 · Free Culinary School? Let me preface this by saying this would not be a CIA level culinary education. I work for Amazon and my location pays for $5,000 worth of school every year for 5 schools near me, which would be enough to cover costs for the only real culinary program offered near me (Schoolcraft College in Michigan, basically a …
Is culinary school worth it? : r/Cooking - Reddit
网页2020年11月15日 · It's absolutely worth it. Of course, you will need to intern and get a good mentor. Much like any other degree, it's all in how you grow and market yourself in and just out of school. My cousin is a well-known chef in the Atlanta area. Graduated, supports a stay at home wife and 2 kids, in a $400k home. 1.
Culinary school after years of experience? : r/KitchenConfidential
网页2024年6月2日 · In general, you’ll get far more value just by working a cooking job and getting paid for it than going to a school, paying thousands of dollars, and at the end of the day, you have schooling, not experience in the field. The latter, to my mind, is far more important and worthwhile. I've been considering it too.
culinary school recommendation : r/Philippines - Reddit
网页The most affordable would be De La Salle - College of Saint Benilde in Malate, Manila. The most extravagant (but would also have the highest chance of sending you abroad) would be Enderun College in McKinley Hill, Taguig. There's also the Center for Culinary Arts (CCA) in BGC, Taguig, as well as Ateneo de Manila University along Katipunan Ave ...
Best culinary school to go to? : r/Cooking - Reddit
网页2022年3月6日 · Geneva, and much of Switzerland, is expensive. Even with the scholarship, you have to make sure fits your budget. A great plus is that traveling to other European countries for a weekend trip is easy and much more inexpensive within Europe. You'll be able to hit some amazing culinary destinations while you study. 1.
Is culinary school worth it? : r/careerguidance - Reddit
网页2021年12月27日 · But otherwise employers are more interested in what you can do. I personally went to culinary school, but that's because I was able to start while I was in High school. It helped establish the basics, but 6 years of line cooking you will have learned more than most schools will have taught you. 3. Reply.
Do you need to go to culinary school to work as a chef in a
网页You definitely don’t need culinary school to work in a kitchen. You would lean many important things you might not learn on the job. There are plenty of M-F cook gigs out there. You will absolutely not get hired into them at over $20/hr with zero experience. You’d have better luck working construction.
your opinion on culinary/pastry school : r/houston - Reddit
网页2022年2月24日 · Culinary school helps you sharpen up on the business/management side of things. Am a former chef, worked up from dish to owning a food trailer. Having a culinary degree is only going to help you if you're planning on getting into management in an institutional setting. 3.