Culinary Arts Program
In this 12-24 week course students learn a variety of culinary
techniques that prepare them for jobs in all phases of food production.
Graduates also receive job seeking skills preparation and job pla cement
assistance on a group and individual basis. Curriculum includes
Serv-Safe certification from the National
Restaurant Association. (The Serv-Safe certificate is mandatory
for all food service establishments as of January 2000.)
The Culinary Arts program is presented in a manner amenable to
people with limited English skills. There is also a Spanish
Culinary Arts Training Program. Training is offered on an open
entry/open exit basis with intake every two to four weeks as space
is available. Enrollment is limited to eight students. Classwork
includes daily lecture followed by hands-on training. The students
also participate in the operation of Shoreline’s
Conference Center, an opportunity which enables them to receive
real kitchen and food preparation experience. Classes are typically
held Monday through Friday from 9:00 am - 3:00 pm. Some nights and
weekends may be required on rare occasions.
Training includes
• Hot and Cold Food Production
• Basic Baking
• Soups, Stocks and Sauces
• Meal Planning
• Nutrition
• Plate Presentation
• Recipes, Menus and Quality Control
• Knife Skills
• Tool/Equipment Maintenance and Operation
• Math Skills for Food Service
• Food Cost Control
• Purchasing and Receiving Procedures & Controls
• Buffet Service Techniques and Principles
• Conference Center Preparation and Planning
• Hands-on Experience in preparing food for conference center
events
• Job Seeking Skills.
Entrance Requirements:
Students will interview with the instructor and demonstrate an
interest in working in the fast paced field of culinary. A student
must possess a 5th grade reading level and 6th grade math skills,
ability to lift up to 25 pounds and the mobility to move freely
in a kitchen environment. Students will be required to wear a uniform
and approved shoes to class. To schedule a tour & interview,
please call (831)
883-5718.
Graduation Requirements:
The student must complete all curriculum assignments, earn a passing
grade on required exams, pass the NRA serving safe food test, and
maintain an over all
attendance of 90% or better. Successful graduates will be awarded
a Certificate of Completion and will be eligible for placement assistance.
Schedule:
12 to 24 weeks (up to 840 hours), 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Monday
-Friday. Some nights and weekends may be required.
Culinary Training
(Bi-lingual, Spanish/English)
Same as above. All training is in Spanish, but will emaphasize English
as a second language. Course length is 20 weeks, Monday - Friday 1
pm - 7 pm. Daily lecture followed by hands-on training.

SERVSAFE Manager Training and Certification Seminar
We offer certification training and testing to become certified
for ServSafe at Shoreline Conference Center.
Food safety training is a commitment, a mindset and a smart business
practice for every restaurant and food service operation in our
industry. Shoreline presents a one-day program (8 hours), on a quarterly
basis to train, test and become certified. When you register and
pre-pay for the training, you will be mailed the ServSafe Book,
an invaluable resource which will help you to learn that food safety
is the most important ingredient of every meal.
Next ServSafe class is scheduled for:
Call our Certified ServSafe Instructor at (831) 883-5718 to
receive more information. To learn more about food safety and the
ServSafe certification program visit http://www.nraef.org/servsafe
For a map to the Marina Facility, click here.
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