Program Overview
Cook Apprenticeship
Overview
Receive valuable in-school training while you work in a paid culinary position. The culinary industry is growing and there is a shortage of professionally-trained cooks and chefs. The apprenticeship program will work well for students who have secured employment in the culinary industry.
Your Future Career
- Chef de Partie
- First Cook
- Sous Chef
- Chef de Cuisine
What You Learn
- Baking and advanced pastry arts
- Food, beverage and kitchen management
- Restaurant food production
- Food preparation and culinary skills
- Wines
Admissions Requirements
You must be a signed apprentice with the Ministry of Labour, Training and Skills Development to be eligible to take these programs. Please go to ontario.ca/page/apprenticeship-ontario for additional information.
Curriculum
Semester 1
- CMM125 | College Communication I
- CUL103 | Fundamentals of Food Preparation
- CUL114 | Applied Culinary Skills
- CUL116 | Products Standards & Market Form
- CUL123 | Healthy Living, Healthy Eating
- CUL130 | Baking for Cooks
- CUL150 | Sanitation & Safety
- CUL271 | Applied Computing- Hospitality
Semester 2
- CUL118 | Cost Control I
- CUL160 | Pastry Arts
- CUL182 | Kitchen Operations
- CUL230 | Buffet/Quantity Cooking
- CUL242 | International Contemporary Cuisine
- CUL245 | Garde Manger/Culinary Display
- HRM100 | Wines
- GENED | General Education Elective (CulA Sem 2)
- CUL400 | Cook Apprentice Exam Preparation
What You Need
Textbooks
Check out the Campus Bookstore to not only purchase your textbooks but also view your book list before the semester starts.
Technology/Devices
Canadore College has implemented Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) to enhance your learning experience in and out of the classroom while ensuring flexibility in learning.
Additional Requirements
- Knife Kit
- Culinary Uniform (cost included in ancillary funds)
- Shoes (non-slip black leather)
Certification/Accreditation
Chef Training Certificate along with Smart Serve, WHIMIS and Food Safety Training.
