Culinary Arts
Students will Learn
- Basic Culinary Techniques
- Safe and efficient food handling and sanitation
- Commercial kitchen tools and equipment
- Nutrition fundamentals and recipe prep
- Real-world kitchen experience
Salary Potential
An introductory food prep course can lead to entry-level jobs with median annual salaries around $34,220, or set you on a path toward advanced, higher-paying culinary roles. While starting pay may be modest, skills gained in food prep are foundational for career advancement in the food service industry. Source: Florida Agency for Workforce Innovation, Labor Market Statistics
The place of work may include:
- Cafeterias
- Grocery Stores
- Hospitals
- Schools
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Steps to Enroll:
- Attend an Information Session
- Take the CASAS test, if applicable
- Obtain official transcripts, if applicable (high school, GED, college, etc.)
- Provide appropriate residency documents
- Complete application packet
- Pay all applicable fees
Courses
- HMV0101 Intro to Food Prep 300 hours
- HMV0102 Cooking Methods and Techniques 300 hours
For more information
Historic Carver Technical Education Center
(561) 266-1201
HCTECacegrp@palmbeachschools.org
hctec.palmbeachschools.org