Cook Apprenticeship

Cook Apprenticeship

(Basic and Advanced Levels) This trade is commonly referred to as "Chef" Apprentice. In Ontario the designation of "chef" is "cook".

Starting in September 2008, all students enrolled in Culinary Management will obtain the in-school outcomes upon graduation.  This means that all on-the-job training competencies are the only segment needed for eligibility to write a Certification of Apprenticeship Exam (Red Seal - Inter-provincial Standards Certification).  Culinary Management students need to register as apprentices.  Confederation College has a support committee to act as a sponsor during their time at school.

Cook Apprentices from the industry can obtain the required in-school training through our "day release" scheduling. Apprentices can attend classes for basic or advanced level on a part-time basis.  Class schedules will be 1-3 days part-time ranging from 9 to 17 hours total each week.   Apprentices will even have options of when they can attend certain classes.

Related Programs

If a career in culinary interests you, you might also want to consider the following related program(s): Culinary Management (2 yrs).

 

What is Apprenticeship?

It is a hands-on training program for people who want training in skilled trades or occupations.  About 90% of apprenticeship involves on-the-job training with your employer.  The remainder involves related in-class training.

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