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Chef/Cooking Courses

cillow · 2007-05-27 21:06:50

i am in the process of changing my cao , and am looking for some courses involving cooking/chef that type of stuff , in dublin preferably! any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! thanks Cillian

27-05-2007 9:06pm

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cillow

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i am in the process of changing my cao , and am looking for some courses involving cooking/chef that type of stuff , in dublin preferably! any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
thanks
Cillian

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#2 27-05-2007 9:08pm

Rozabeez

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www.qualifax.ie

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#3 27-05-2007 9:26pm

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There's a course on Baking and Pastry Arts Management or something similar in DIT. Whatever it is, there's pastry involved.

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#4 27-05-2007 9:32pm

cillow

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yeah i seen that one , not really what im going for , im leaning more towards being an actual chef rather than a baker

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#5 27-05-2007 10:34pm

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culinary arts in DIT

http://www.dit.ie/DIT/tourismfood/culinary/index.html

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#6 28-05-2007 1:02pm

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Wouldn't recommend culinary arts, too much theory, not enough practical stuff...maybe going for a job in a restauarnt or hotel?Kind of an apprenticeship thing?

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#7 28-05-2007 1:03pm

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yes culinary arts in dit is the one for you .thats what im doing,it was only 250 last year which is good cos i've done nothing all year.see ya there in september.;)

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