Can anyone recommend a cooking school in Tuscany, Italy?
Q. I have several choices on cooking schools in Tuscany. Can anyone comment on their experiences or recommend a site that reviews cooking schools ? Thank you
Asked by carma62 - Mon Aug 28 12:28:28 2006 - Cooking & Recipes - 1 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Sorry cant help you
Answered by wittlewabbit - Mon Aug 28 22:18:37 2006

Help for writing business plan for cooking school?
Q. Live in Phoenix AZ, fiance and I are thinking about opening Cooking School that would cater specifically to groups/ corporate outings, etc. Have access to 400k-500k loan. Any ideas, help?
Asked by runningjrm - Sun May 22 16:34:16 2011 - Small Business - 4 Answers - Comments

A. Here's how I would structure a business plan for a cooking school: Executive Summary Business Highlights Operational Overview Market Overview Regulatory Overview Management & Personnel Financials Appendix For a cooking school, your management and personnel will probably be the most important piece of the document, since you'll be selling your expertise. In your Operational Overview you'll want to discuss location and how that fits with your target market. Building up the financial model can also be a tricky part if you haven't done it before, but if you start adding up and categorizing all your expenses and thinking about how you will price your services and how your customer base will grow (realistically) over time, it starts to get… [cont.]
Answered by JR - Tue May 24 12:45:55 2011

Does anyone know where can i find a Culinary/Cooking school in Northam Australia?
Q. Me & my family will be leaving for Australia in this coming month of april. I am looking for a Culinary/Cooking school in Northam & how long does it take & how much does it cost?
Asked by Juls D - Wed Jan 16 01:28:43 2008 - Other - Education - 1 Answers - Comments

A. Hi Juls D I'm sorry but I was unable to find one in Northam. Following is a list of schools, perhapse one is close enough. School Listings Accoutrement Cooking School Accoutrement Cooking School 611 Military Rd Mosman NSW 2088 Academia International Level 4, 152 Elizabeth Street Melbourne VIC 3000, Australia Monash Short Courses Centre Building 51 Monash University Clayton 3168 Australia 6 Degrees Health Management Cooking Classes held in different locations in Brisbane city SITE Academy Hindmarsh Stadium Hindmarsh South Australia 5007 William Angliss Institute of TAFE William Angliss Institute of TAFE International Education Office 555 La Trobe Street Melbourne, Australia Thai Turbo Cooking School 95 Turbot Street Brisbane 4000 Team… [cont.]
Answered by Rol - Fri Jan 18 05:38:30 2008

What is it like to study in a cooking school?
Q. Is it hard or what? How would you describe the cooking school culture?
Asked by Mary - Fri Nov 12 12:35:08 2010 - Other - Education - 1 Answers - Comments

A. Cooking school is like any other school, there's intense amounts of studying, homework and in class tests that have to be accomplished. Aside from that there are some major differences. First and foremost most culinary institutes are private organizations that are completely funded by you (The student). Which means two things, firstly they are going to be more expensive than say community college, and secondly that they don't have to follow the strictest rule system about accredidation and or graduation policy. Read more :
Answered by George - Sat Nov 13 21:44:43 2010

Is there a cooking school in Costa Rica?
Q. Will be moving to CR for 2 years, and want to know if there's a cooking school there.
Asked by versaille79 - Tue Aug 8 14:05:52 2006 - Studying Abroad - 1 Answers - Comments

A. There are many vacation cooking schools in Costa Rica one of them is in the Tilaran Mountains it is a 3-day Culinary Vacations starting May 4 and May 11, 2006 There are also normal cooking schools, if you go to the link below and search as just Costa Rica two hits come up: Ott College, Hotel Management & Culinary Arts Eduardo Costa Rica (54 - 11) 4792-1958 Fax: 792-2337 www.ott.edu.ar/ | Courses and/or Programs Sample*: Culinary Arts (C), Hotel Management (C) Tropical Creole Cooking School Calle 13 N and Ave. 7 San Jose, Costa Rica U.S. (607) 277-5279 www.foodvacation.com | Courses and/or Programs Sample*: Basic Food Production, Cajun, Chinese, Ethnic Cuisines, European Style, Mexican, Sauces, Seafood, Vegetarian
Answered by princessannie - Wed Aug 9 10:57:56 2006

cooking school?
Q. I look for a cooking school to be able to go to in London by part-time. Because it is a student, I look for a cheap school. I mind a genre in nothing. Do not you know a recommended adult education?
Asked by Himeko M - Tue Mar 20 10:18:13 2007 - Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers - Comments

A. first i would learn to use the English language properly
Answered by GREGNJEN - Tue Mar 20 10:34:09 2007

I Want to Know about the History of THE Boston Cooking School,?
Q. I Know that there are more Boston Cooking Schools, But there is just One Francis Merritt Farmer who make the Book, The Boston Cooking School Cook Book in 1898, So there must be a Boston Cooking School beforee that Time. Who Can tell me more about Itt, Thanka a lott From Mister Nicolas Franken.
Asked by nicolasfranken - Tue Jan 6 04:50:01 2009 - Ethnic Cuisine - 1 Answers - Comments

A. 1896 Fannie Merritt Farmer
Answered by HCC - Tue Jan 6 16:12:27 2009

some low fat recipies that i can make for cooking at school?
Q. For my cooking lesson at school i have to make a dish that is low fat, but i don't know what to make? I thought of doing pasta or chicken noodle soup, but it doesn't show a lot of skill, so i need something that is low fat but will look good :) Thanks x
Asked by charlotte :) - Tue Nov 1 16:51:46 2011 - Cooking & Recipes - 2 Answers - Comments

A. Tandoori chicken with curried rice.
Answered by Sawyer - Tue Nov 1 17:14:29 2011

Is cooking school the way to go? Or a cooking degree from a university?
Q. I'm a junior and looking into applying for college. I'm interested in Le Cordon Bleu in Orlando but i'm wondering if getting the degree would look better coming from a 4 year college OR coming from a school specializing in my degree? And which would i learn more in? Please help!
Asked by Christaangel - Sun Jan 17 23:16:23 2010 - Higher Education (University +) - 3 Answers - Comments

A. There's another option... see if there are any vocational schools or community colleges in your area that offer culinary training. Community colleges (also referred to as "junior colleges") are two-year institutions that offer Associates degrees - some people go there for their first two years of college and then transfer to a university to finish their bachelors. The benefit is that you save a lot of money because the tuition is dirt cheap. CC's often have vocational programs - like culinary training. So, if you can find one in your area, maybe you could study Culinary Arts and get an Associate's degree in Business or something else... that way you're covered in case you change your mind... and you're prepared for the other… [cont.]
Answered by Anonymous - Sun Jan 17 23:26:18 2010

What cooking school should I choose?
Q. I live in Sacramento and am looking into going to cooking school. I have found a few private schools in the area, but they are somewhat expensive. I also found a local community college that has a culinary program. Will I be able to get the same kinds of jobs if I take the community college route? Ya I know about the Arts Institute, that wasn't really my question though
Asked by bigjay2578 - Sun Dec 14 03:35:12 2008 - Cooking & Recipes - 1 Answers - Comments

A. arts institute
Answered by offshore cook - Sun Dec 14 03:38:20 2008

What s the advantage and disadvantage of learning cooking at school?
Q. What s the advantage and disadvantage of learning cooking at school?
Asked by mercyliuliu - Sat Jan 24 07:27:19 2009 - Other - Education - 2 Answers - Comments

A. Get to eat what you cook, but it may not be all that great. Cheers
Answered by Betta breeder - Sat Jan 24 07:34:50 2009

Is there a good Cooking school in England?
Q. I'm interested in cooking, and I want to go to school in England. Is there a good cooking college or something in England? ...If you know a good college... could you please tell me the name...
Asked by Ellen - Tue Mar 2 14:28:26 2010 - Ethnic Cuisine - 6 Answers - Comments

A. Try Pru Leith. Excellent.
Answered by androm - Tue Mar 2 14:45:03 2010

How long will it take to complete cooking school?
Q. I would like to be a chef when i get older. How many years will it take at Le Cordon Blue to achieve that goal? Thank you to everyone who helps.
Asked by Ellen - Thu Jul 22 14:36:43 2010 - Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers - Comments

A. If you know where you want to school, you need to check their website specifically. There are many two year degree programs, and many much shorter more intensive programs.
Answered by darskee2000 - Thu Jul 22 14:41:47 2010

Is there such a thing as a Vegetarian cooking school?
Q. I'm a vegetarian and a sophomore in high school and I'm thinking about my future. I'm trying to graduate early and get into a cooking school. But if working/owning my own restaruante, why would I have to learn to cook meat? So is there such a thing as a University where I can go to learn culinary arts? Sorry for any spelling mistakes.
Asked by Killer Karamazing - Wed Feb 21 21:06:16 2007 - Other - Food & Drink - 3 Answers - Comments

A. Great choice! There are not a lot of vegetarian places to eat in our area,but if you go to the S.F. bay area.. there are more.. Look up the culinary arts programs in S.F. My reason for vegetarian is 1. it's healthier.. Look up Dean Ornish.. He might have some resources in his literature.
Answered by xjaz1 - Wed Feb 21 21:10:57 2007

I am looking for a cooking school?
Q. my granddaughter is 12 yrs old and loves to cook I am trying to find a school here in the Atlanta area fir her any one
Asked by tayao2 - Wed May 2 07:24:01 2007 - Cooking & Recipes - 2 Answers - Comments

A. Visit They have a solid program founded on techniques. This is a career focused school. She does have to have a high school dipoma or a GED so it sounds like you havea couple of years to plan. Unfortunately, culinary school is expensive and she will leave as a line cook, which tends to earn at top scale 11-12 per hour.
Answered by manwithgills - Wed May 2 08:18:45 2007

Is there a culinary cooking school for teens?
Q. I am looking to see if there are full-time culinary schools available for freshmans and up in Maryland, near Baltimore.
Asked by dancer26 - Tue May 27 19:53:31 2008 - Food Service - 2 Answers - 1 Comments

A. If looking for a full-time program while still in high school, the local vocational school may offer such a program, however, students that attend a county vocational high school may have some difficulties dealing with their peers and are opting for that path as opposed to the traditional high school. Even if deciding to wait until graduating with a high school diploma, please forgo those private $$ career schools and instead opt for the county vo-tech school, community college or university. Perhaps the county community college offers a course for teens in cooking/culinary arts during the summer(?) Please also steer clear of online, for-profit schools such as penn foster, stratford career, university of phoenix, ITT tech and others as… [cont.]
Answered by jannsody - Tue May 27 21:21:16 2008

what kind of high school classes do you need to take in order to get into a good cooking school?
Q. what kind of high school classes do you need to take in order to get into a good cooking school?
Asked by heyyy - Wed Dec 12 21:23:37 2007 - Other - Food & Drink - 4 Answers - Comments

A. Culinary Arts classes with your Career Tech department would be best. If these are not offered in your high school then any classes that are about food, nutrition, food science or health would be helpful.
Answered by chltnpeach - Wed Dec 12 21:38:39 2007

What is a good cooking school in the New England area?
Q. I want to plan out my life. I want to be a cook. I'm just not sure of the right school to go to, to persue my life long dream. Help anyone?
Asked by kimberly f - Wed Sep 16 15:16:37 2009 - Other - Education - 1 Answers - Comments

A. new york institute of art. best culinary school in the tri state area
Answered by Nirvana Maestro - Wed Sep 16 16:31:45 2009

Does any one know if theres any Culinary School/Cooking School in Northam Australia?
Q. Me & my family will be leaving for Australia in this coming month of april. I am looking for a Culinary/Cooking school in Northam & how long does it take & how much does it costs? If ever I'll be looking for a cooking school in perth, what is the best but not that expensive cooking school should i go to?
Asked by Juls D - Fri Jan 18 04:47:41 2008 - Higher Education (University +) - 1 Answers - Comments

A. northam is a fairly small town. from memory the main thing there is the monastery which has some great old art pieces. I would think that you would need to do your classes in Perth or Fremantle, though of course, I could be wrong. Look up TAFE in WA, they would have some classes in the cooking area, and have many branches all over the state.
Answered by Ruthie Baby - Fri Jan 18 04:53:01 2008

Which cooking school is the best for a begginer to take the first step to be a chef?
Q. I would like to become a professional chef as I am juz a begginer in the area. I would like to know which cooking school is the most professional and has a lot of proffesional chef graduate from there.
Asked by Ted_ - Wed Mar 23 21:27:21 2011 - Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers - Comments

A. There are two very famous colleges for chefs: The Culinary Institute of America and Johnson & Wales University. Both of these colleges will teach you everything about being a chef, and also, about running a restaurant or food service company. You have penty of time, so why not check out their websites. They will have a place on the website to sign up for more information. You can register and they will send you lots of brochures and stuff so that you can learn all about how they operate. Don't get stuck going to some 6 month school that will only prepare you to be someone else's kitchen slave! I think it is a good suggestion that you get a job worlking part time in a kitchen now, so that you are sure you like this kind of work... but… [cont.]
Answered by Luam - Fri Mar 25 22:56:03 2011