Culinary Arts Apprenticeship
Scott Community College
Program Description
Apprenticeship is the classic training method
of chefs and cooks, and still used almost exclusively in Europe.
Since 1991, the program and Scott Community College have operated
in conjunction with the Chefs de Cuisine Association of the Quad Cities.
Apprentices work at one of the chapter's 22 approved apprenticeship
sites under the supervision of the executive chef to complete a
total of 6,000 hours on the job. The apprentice takes general
education requirement classes and classes in culinary arts at Scott
Community College and other selected class sites.
Award
Options
Associate in Applied Science Degree
Certified Journeyman Chef with the United States Dept. of Labor
Certified Sanitation Managers Certificate with Illinois Dept. of
Health
Job
Outlook
It is estimated that by the year 2009, two million
classically-trained chefs will be needed across the United States.
Demand for journeyman chefs locally is never ending. Ninety-eight
percent of Scott Community College Culinary Arts graduates gain
employment.
Earnings
Scott Community graduates average an annual salary of
$26,604.50.
Companies
that have hired SCC graduates
| Aramark Food Systems |
Sedexho Campus Services |
| Lefigero Restaurant |
Red Crow Grill |
| Radisson Hotel |
Windmill |
| Davenport Country Club |
Mark of the Quad Cities |
| Faithful Pilot |
TPC at Deere Run |
| Steventons |
|
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US Department
of Labor Occupational Outlook