Texas Culinary Colleges
Texas culinary colleges at its community colleges offers good value to start your culinary career.
Austin Community CollegeAustin is a college town and opportunities to transfer, if desired, can be found at Austin Community College to top schools in the area and nationally. Please check with your advisors for requirements.Programs offered:
Welcomes international students and gives support. Does not provide housing. Job placements and internships are available. 3401 Webberville Rd | Eastview Campus | Austin, TX 78702
Texas culinary colleges: Del Mar College in Corpus ChristiYou are prepared for career entry for commercial food preparation. There are also a hotel/motel management and Restaurant Management programs. Culinary programs offered are:
Also offered are Certificate in Cook/Baker and Certificate in Kitchen Supervisor.
101 Baldwin Blvd. | Corpus Christi, TX 78404 Texas culinary colleges: El Centro CollegeOne of the unique courses: Principles of Healthy Cuisine - 3-credit course - this offering would be of interest to those integrating health into their cooking.801 Main St. | Dallas, TX 75202 A thought: From the "Achieving the Dream" website: The U.S. has fallen in international education rankings. In one single generation, America went from 1st to 12th in college completion rates for young adults. A community college is a good place to start your college education with support and help from groups like Achieving the Dream. Schools must be members in order to utilize this help. If you are one of those who would like this extra support, you can check to see if the school is a member school.
Texas culinary colleges: Lamar UniversityCertificate in Culinary Arts The certificate programs, each having a specific focus, can lead to a 4-year degree in the Hospitality Management program. 211 Redbird Lane | 10035, Beaumont, TX 77710
Texas culinary colleges: San Jacinto College
The Culinary Arts program offers Basic training toward becoming a cook or chef. You can work in the culinary industry while in training at their fine dining restaurant, a full-service catering operation, and the San Jac Gator Cafe and Grill. You can specialize in pastry and baking with one of these degree plans. If you are considering transferring to a 4-year college, be sure to seek the advice of advisors. This school has transfer agreements with many outstanding universities in Texas. Programs offered:
5800 Uvalde Rd. | Houston, TX 77049
St Philips CollegeFlexible courses are offered during AM, afternoon and PM. Work-based learning, lab and classroom. Student-run restaurant. Tuition is 1/4 the cost of a four-year university. You can take 2 years at St. Philips and transfer to a four year school, saving you a lot of money. (See advisors for names of transfer schools, requirements.) Flexible class schedules are available. Arrange tours of the school by appointment.(210) 486-2150.
1801 Martin Luther King Dr. | San Antonio, TX 78203
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