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Center For Employment (CET) Culinary Arts

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Has anyone here heard of this? Or better yet, has anyone here had experience with this school? Would love to hear any feedback as to the quality of training.

I live very close to the San Jose campus. I am trying to get the contact info of the Culinary Arts instructors so that I can ask questions.

Program Outline
CET offers employment training, job training and skills training
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From the descriptions posted, it looks like a very basic program -- lots of training in the general skills you need (math, sanitation, etc.) but not much hands-on technique. If the instructors really do have good contacts in the "real world" it might be okay -- then they could help you get a position where you'd really be DOING. But it says it's geared to entry level; is that what you want and need?

And I'm always leery of schools that make mistakes in their write-ups: do you want to be trained to be a "souse chef"? :rolleyes:
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