Montreal Culinary Schools? (English)
Does anyone know of any culinary/cooking schools offering English courses in the Montreal, preferably downtown area?
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Does anyone know of any culinary/cooking schools offering English courses in the Montreal, preferably downtown area?
Jordan Chandler
Apr 03, 2006 12:03PM
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Here is a site that lists a whole bunch of french and English courses. The website is from 2003, but I followed the links and have called some of the phone numbers, and they all still offer classes, just with newer schedules. It should give you an idea though of what is out there. http://www.montrealfood.com/cookclass...
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I know that there are a few options. . .there are community centres, which often offer some sort of cooking class . . .there is lasalle college, which has a culinary course, Cooking Up, which is another option, or you can try the yellow pages under cooking schools. . . .good luck
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There is rosemount Culinary Institute
Lasalle College - They teach more administration that actual cooking
and St Pius x Culinary intitute
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ITHQ -- Institut de tourisme et d'hôtellerie du Québec
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You do realise this thread is three and a half years old. The OP could have finished a bachelor's degree by now.
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Yes, it's old, but here's an important often-overlooked link (I went there) for a full-time English culinary school (one of the few in Quebec) in case anyone else is trying to find such a program:
http://www.pearsonskills.com/vocation...
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