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Sophie268 views

Do you need Spanish credits to pursue a career in Culinary Arts.?

I've taken Spanish 1 and want to know if Culinary School requires any kind of foreign language classes.

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Being a Chef in the Bay Area?

I am planning to be a chef in the Bay Area. I am trying to do a diploma. Does anyone have any suggestions for any certifications that could help me? What is a specialization that I could do? Are there any particular tools that would help me in excelling my career?

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Gracie558 views

What are some important things i should know about being a chef?

essential tools of the trade? advice for how to handle the job? anything important to keep in mind

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Gracie757 views

What fields related to culinary arts do you think I should consider looking into?

Is there any other field in particular that could be seen as just as satisfying if not more satisfying

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Gracie397 views

how difficult would you say it is for recent graduates to obtain a job as a chef?

how difficult would you say it is for recent graduates to obtain a job as a chef?

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Fredrick481 views

What type of work environment?

What type of work environment do you have to deal with?

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Zaylin356 views

How long would it take me to open up a restaurant?

I know that reaching this goal would be expensive and tedious, but I've been cooking my whole life so opening up a restaurant would be something that I would look forward to doing, but I don't know how long it would take and how much school I would have to complete. #CulinaryArts

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Emily488 views

Looking for someone to answer a few questions I have regarding culinary arts

Hi, My name is Spencer and I am a student at Job Corps and am going for their culinary arts program. One of our assignments is to ask some questions regarding our desired career path. I was hoping someone could answer these few questions for me. 1. What steps would you recommend I take to prepare to enter this field? 2. What does a typical work day look like for you? 3. What are three important things I should know about this career path (e.g. working conditions, typical schedule, rewards, and challenges including those for people new to the job)? #career #job #culinary-arts #culinaryarts #culinary

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What were some of your concerns about pursuing a career in the culinary field? How did everything work out in the end?

I have my own reservations about entering the culinary field (e.g. an unstable source of income, expensive training/schooling, a work-life imbalance), so I'm interested in hearing more about other people's main concerns as well as how it all turned out in the end. Personally, I'm interested in becoming a pastry chef. #culinary #culinaryarts #bakingarts #pastrychef #chef #culinaryschool #JULY20

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Merithzell625 views

what are the differents jobs available in culinary arts ?

#culinaryarts #job #career #career-path

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Claudia418 views

1. What do you most like about your job? 2. What do you most not like about your job? 3. Was your job a good elction?

#job #CulinaryArts

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Fernanda553 views

whats is a typical day like in your job?

#job #cook #CulinaryArts

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sofia515 views

in the future, would you choose the field of cookery as a profession? why?

#professional #CulinaryArts please answer the question

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kentae568 views

How much money will I make as a chef?

#chef #culinaryarts

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Kort610 views

My question is how do I decide between two of my career interest. I am going to college now for cooking and I truly enjoy it so much . But on the other hand I also have another interest which is Psychology. My friends all come to me for nutrition advice , cooking advice , or life/relationship advice . I enjoy when my friends come to me with questions about food or life I light up because I'm excited to share my food knowledge and life experiences. For the few weeks I've been stuck between a rock and a hard place. Culinary is my thing . I can talk about food , nutritional facts , recipes and create weird recipes all day . My college offers 4 year degree for culianry but I'll have to learn about specialized diets and I always thought of cooking to be fun and without limits . So should I consider the 4 year for my bachelor's in Culinary Arts and Dietary Management?

#culinaryarts #college #college-major #career #decisions

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Abigail726 views

What are the best colleges for Fine Arts? Like Animation and Culinary Arts?

#art #animation #culinaryarts #art-college #arts #artist

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How has the Culinary Institute of America contributed to your long term goals?

#food #culinaryinstituteofamerica #cia #culinaryarts #culinary #foodscience #culinaryscience

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Samantha744 views

Feeling indecisive-how'd you decide on your major?

I'm basically torn between graphic design, culinary arts and nutrition. My college doesn't offer minors. Since I took graphic design at vocational school and liked it pretty well, I'm thinking about continuing and learning more. But realistically, I don't do as much drawing as I used to, although I consider myself a very creative person. Culinary Arts sounded nice; I'm pretty interested in cooking because it combines world culture and art. But while cooking is fun, I'm pretty rusty, and I get scared off by things like heat and oil. I'm more drawn to cooking my favorite things, and I think at the end of the day I'm more of a baking person. The sound of being a line cook, cooking the same things over and over at rapid speed sounds off-putting. I like the sound of nutrition because while it has to do with food, it's not all about cooking. I find it neat that an every day, delicious thing like food can basically be your medicine, and that could give me a chance to help people. I'd have to take liberal arts first since they don't actually offer nutrition at my college(I'm starting at community college and then transferring). I know I could probably take liberal arts anyway and explore what I really like, but ahh, the other options are appealing. Liberal arts would cut out culinary arts because here in Maine there aren't any 4 year culinary programs. Along with being creative, I love foreign cultures, being hands- on, expressing myself, helping others and making them feel good. How'd you decide? It's almost the start of school and I should really make up my mind! #school #majors #major #college #nutrition #culinaryarts #graphic-design

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I've decided that I wanted to have a career in culinary arts, but where are good schools that have negotiable student fees?

I want to go to culinary school, but I don't know any culinary schools near my hometown of El Sobrante, CA that really cater/that my family can work around concerning fees, are there any schools like so? #Culinaryschool #Culinaryarts #Gastronomy #connections #school #Culinarycareer #future #food #chef #Iwannabeachef #Iwannalearn #school #knowledge

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Isaiah839 views

What can I do to get ready for a culinary arts school?

#culinaryarts #food #restaurants #cooking

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Thedous616 views

Is it possible to get a 4 year degree in 3 years?

#CulinaryArts

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