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Résumé

TLDRThe speaker shares their journey in culinary education, highlighting their passion for cooking and the importance of both practical and theoretical training. They describe their course structure, which includes theory on hospitality and practical experience in a college-run restaurant. The speaker aspires to work in prestigious hotels and eventually open their own café, recommending the course for those interested in a career in hospitality.

A retenir

  • 👩‍🍳 Passion for cooking since childhood
  • 📚 Combination of theory and practical lessons
  • 🍽️ Experience in college-run restaurants
  • 🏨 Aspiration to work in high-end hotels
  • ☕ Dream of opening a café
  • 👨‍🍳 Importance of hands-on cooking experience
  • 🌟 Supportive and friendly learning environment
  • 📈 Opportunities for career progression
  • 🍰 Interest in French patisserie
  • 💡 Recommendation for aspiring hospitality professionals

Chronologie

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    The speaker shares their passion for cooking, which began in childhood. After secondary school, they followed a friend to a culinary school and fell in love with the course. They emphasize the importance of commitment and high tolerance to pressure in the culinary field. The program includes two days of theory covering hospitality, customer service, health and safety, and marketing, alongside practical lessons in a college-run restaurant. The hands-on experience helps students feel the industry and improve their skills. The supportive environment encourages experimentation with ingredients and presentation. The speaker aspires to work in high-end hotels and eventually open their own café or bistro. They highly recommend the course for anyone interested in hospitality, highlighting the extensive experience and knowledge gained.

Carte mentale

Vidéo Q&R

  • What inspired you to pursue cooking?

    Cooking has been my passion since I was little, and I followed a friend to culinary school.

  • What does your course structure look like?

    We have two days of theory and practical lessons, including working in a college-run restaurant.

  • What type of restaurant experience do you get?

    We work in a café and a fine-dining restaurant as part of our training.

  • What are your career aspirations?

    I hope to work in high-end hotels and eventually open my own café.

  • Would you recommend this course?

    Yes, it provides valuable experience and knowledge for a career in hospitality.

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Tags
  • cooking
  • culinary education
  • hospitality
  • practical experience
  • theory
  • restaurant
  • career aspirations
  • café
  • fine dining
  • vegan chef