Cook - Apprenticeship in St. Lawrence College, Canada

Cook - Apprenticeship in St. Lawrence College

Overview

This program includes all of the in-school training requirements to complete the Cook Apprenticeship Program, as defined by the Apprenticeship Branch of the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities. This program is open only to employees who are currently working in the industry, have been sponsored by their employer as a registered cook apprentice and who are working towards obtaining their Provincial Certificate of Qualification.

Apprenticeship training is recognized as one of the most efficient methods of training and educating skilled trades persons. Flexible in-school training options are necessary to meet the specific needs of apprentices and their training sponsor or employer. Apprentices learn to become qualified tradespeople or “journeypersons” while sponsors or employers gain highly skilled employees with current knowledge and work techniques. This program is not open to International students. This program is funded in part by the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities.

This program is not open to International students. 

This program is funded in part by the Ministry of Training, Colleges, and Universities.

Highlights

Training Allowances

During in-school instruction, the apprentice may qualify for E.I. Benefits for living allowances and travel expenses provided for by Service Canada. For more information please contact the nearest Service Canada office in your area.

Career Opportunities

Culinary professionals are in high demand across Canada and around the world. You can find employment wherever food is prepared: restaurants, hotels and resorts, camps and remote sites, catering, institutional food services and product development kitchens. 

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