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There’s an App(rentice) For That
from National Culinary Review (Nov/Dec 2019)
by National Culinary Review (an American Culinary Federation publication)
Did you know that November 11-17 is National Apprenticeship Week? Here are five reasons you should start an ACFEF apprenticeship program in your kitchen:
• Increase staff retention as apprentices become committed and loyal employees
• L earn while teaching by recalling and demonstrating culinary techniques
• Satisfaction of mentorship to see apprentice graduate and embark on a successful culinary career
• Develop connection between industry and educational institutes to meet the growing needs of the culinary industry
• Grow chapter membership through apprenticeship
Visit our Facebook and Youtube pages right now to see videos of real apprentices and program coordinators talking about what ACFEF Apprenticeship has done for them. facebook.com/acfchefs.
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Corrections
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