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Introduction to Culinary Arts 2009-10

@ HonCC Campus or WinCC Campus

Length

16 weeks

Module I - 8 weeks (includes Integrated Academics and fundamentals lecture)

Module II - 8 weeks

TABE Scores 6th grade or higher (recommended)
Location

Honolulu Community College (HCC) campus, Bldg 4, Cafeteria

Windward Community College (WCC) campus, Hale 'Akoakoa, Ko'olau Kafe

Days and Times

HonCC

Weeks 1 - 8

M T W Th
Sat

12:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
6:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Weeks 9 - 16: a.m. shift, lab work

M T W Th
Sat
F

8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
6:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Cafeteria is closed

Days and Times

WinCC

Weeks 1- 6
Lecture & Lab work

M T W Th
F

10:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Weeks 7 - 16

M T W Th F 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Staff
WCC Diane Nazarro, Chef-Instructor / Co-Coordinator 235-7358 or 844-2301
  April Sandobal, Program Counselor / Co-Coordinator 235-7326 or 386-5886
  Loretta Monroy, Chef-Instructor 235-7354
HCC Lee Shinsato, Chef-Instructor 845-9427
  Marcia Cades, Chef-Instructor 844-2380
  Kathleen Zane, Program Counselor 844-2317 or 206-5273
Description

Introduction to Culinary Arts offers students the opportunity to learn in excellent facilities at Honolulu Community College and Windward Community College.  The program covers the fundamentals of cooking including safety, sanitation and basic knife skills.  Students in this program have the opportunity to simulate actual working conditions by working with industry-trained chefs in the two college cafeterias and participating in a live lab setting.

Students will also practice job readiness skills, meeting workplace expectations and soft skills such as punctuality, initiative, problem solving and personal pride in self.  Those students who complete the entire program will have the fundamental skills and knowledge for entry level positions in the food industry.

The program’s curriculum is broken into 3 sections.  One lecture portion (part of module I) and two live lab modules make up the 16 week program.  Students must take and pass the Fundamentals and Integrated Academics lecture portion of the program in order to move into the live lab modules.  Each segment must be successfully completed in order to enroll in the next.  Students with capabilities or desires to enroll in only Module I (safety, sanitation and maintenance), may do so. To successfully complete the two-module program, a student must fulfill at least 80% of the competencies and a minimum of 500 hours.

Fees
COURSE TUITION BOOKS/SUPPLIES TOTAL
Module I
$600
$125
$725
Module II
$600
$125
$725
Mod I & II
$1200
$250
$1450
Special Conditions

For early withdrawal, refer to Refund Section.

One uniform tunic, pants, apron, chef hat, and books included (books loaned to DOE/COP student); student must provide own covered shoes; knives are loaned.

Start & End Dates
START DATE
END DATE
7/6/09
10/30/09
8/24/09
12/11/09
10/5/09
2/5/10
11/16/09
3/19/10
1/11/10
5/7/10
2/22/10
6/18/10
4/5/10
7/23/10
5/17/10
9/10/10
6/28/10
10/22/10

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