I know this is a long shot, but you never know. Maybe somebody here has experience with the Mission College culinary classes.
I registered for the 'introduction to the hospitality industry' and the 'basic food preparation class' @ Mission College in Santa Clara. I emailed the instructor of the basic food preparation class about 3 weeks ago and never received a response.
I'm 31 and if I had the money I would go to PCI in Campbell, but unfortunately I don't really have a pot to piss in as far as money is concerned. The basic food class gives you 7 1/2 hours of hands on / lab and 2 1/2 hours of lecture per week. So that is a total of 10 class hours per week for 3 months. It says on the site they also have an 'Intermediate Cuisine" class, yet I have not seen that class listed in any catalogs.
Any thoughts?
I registered for the 'introduction to the hospitality industry' and the 'basic food preparation class' @ Mission College in Santa Clara. I emailed the instructor of the basic food preparation class about 3 weeks ago and never received a response.
I'm 31 and if I had the money I would go to PCI in Campbell, but unfortunately I don't really have a pot to piss in as far as money is concerned. The basic food class gives you 7 1/2 hours of hands on / lab and 2 1/2 hours of lecture per week. So that is a total of 10 class hours per week for 3 months. It says on the site they also have an 'Intermediate Cuisine" class, yet I have not seen that class listed in any catalogs.
Any thoughts?
"To be a good chef all you got to do is lots of little things well" -Marco Pierre
"As far as cuisine is concerned, one must read everything, see everything, hear everything, try everything, observe everything, in order to retain in the end, just a little bit." -Fernand Point
"As far as cuisine is concerned, one must read everything, see everything, hear everything, try everything, observe everything, in order to retain in the end, just a little bit." -Fernand Point







