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CCCTC Culinary Arts Instructor: Mr. Gregory Zaffuto gzaffuto@ccctc.orgFood service is a challenging and rewarding profession that employs millions of people. It is an industry that grows each year. Americans are eating out more than ever. According to the National Restaurant Association, this year restaurants served 68 million more meals each week than they did just five years ago. That means more job opportunities for you!
Units Covered
Safety
Sanitation
Sauces
Meats
Soups
Salads
Safety
Sandwiches
Short Orders
Banquets
Baking
Service
Between the years 1994 and 2005, there will be 3.9 million job openings. To fill these openings, employers are offering competitive salaries, bonuses and incentives to attract and keep the skilled worker with the right attitude. Not all incentives are monetary. The restaurant business has always been known for rapid advancement. About 60% of all owners and managers started their first job as an hourly employee.
CCCTC uses modern equipment that is updated with the industry standards. Food
service is a production shop. Students cater school functions and serve staff
lunches, plus they also have a hands-on experience dining room operation.
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