The certificate program is aimed at students wishing to concentrate solely on hands-on culinary arts or students who already hold a degree. Laboratory classes encompass the kitchen, dining room and bakery, many with emphasis on providing direct customer service. Nutrition and food safety courses are also required. Students are eligible to take any related courses offered in the degree program as electives. A certification in food sanitation is offered and encouraged within this course of study.
Select one of the following: CMP101, CPS100 or IDS106.
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Select one or two of the following: CFS108-Table Service (2 credits), CFS116 Dining Room Management (2 credits), CFS204-Classical Baking (2 credits), CFS216- International Cuisine (2 credits), or CFS134-Wine in the Food Industry (1 credit).
North Shore Community College reserves the right to make changes in courses, program requirements, policies, and regulations as circumstances dictate. There is no guarantee that any listed course will be offered in any given semester.