Culinary Arts Schools in New York
A degree in culinary arts prepares the student to work in a professional food service environment as a line cook, sous chef, or head chef.
Regardless of the discipline, every culinary certificate or degree covers the basics of food safety; fundamental cooking techniques; the organization of a large-scale professional kitchen; and reading, adapting, and creating recipes. Some basic business courses, such as accounting, communication, and kitchen management are often included in the coursework. Hands-on training is essential and internships or externships are frequently offered. Courses of study can be generalized or focused on a particular area of food preparation. Common degrees in culinary arts range from an associate’s degree to a master’s.
The French Culinary Institute
Certificate, Diploma.
Tapas Essentials, Sous Vide & Low Temperature Cooking, Sous Vide Intensive, Plating & Food Styling, Magic Potions: Transglutaminase, Magic Potions: Hydrocolloids, ...


