Culinary Arts Program - 10334
council for educational travel usa cetusaSavannah (GA)
Culinary Arts Program - 10334
Posted 13 days ago
council for educational travel usa cetusaSavannah (GA)
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
Internship and Trainee Program at Luxury Hotel in Savannah The host company is a luxury, 4-star modern hotel located in the center of Savannah. The hotel has 150 rooms and three dining outlets managed by an experienced team in accordance with luxury hotel service standards. The hotel enjoys hosting international intern program and providing opportunities for program participants to learn its signature dishes at their restaurant which showcases locally sourced, quality menu items.
Position Description:
- Learn all aspects of high-volume food service
- Assist in preparing food for service (e.g., chop vegetables, butcher meat, or prepare sauces)
- Assist in preparing menu items under supervision
- Advance management skills and supervisory duties
Applicant Qualifications:
To apply for the Internship program, applicants must be restaurant management or culinary arts undergraduate/graduate students OR be recent graduates who begin program within 12 months of the graduation date To apply for the Trainee program, applicants must hold restaurant management or culinary arts degrees and have least 1 year of professional work experience related to the degree, OR be career professionals with 5 or more years of professional experience in this field Applicants must speak advanced English, have a positive attitude and the ability to communicate with clients and hotel associates
How to Apply:
- Submit a professional resume with a professional photograph
- Indicate availability dates (start and end dates)
- Indicate this offer number and title
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