Sentence examples for culinary job from inspiring English sources

In 2017, every graduate was placed in a culinary job.

She gave the example of a skilled chef who hadn't been able to secure a culinary job.

— Eric Asimov Good Food Jobs: In the year since it began, this culinary job site — where baristas, chefs and aspiring farmhands might find congenial work — has posted almost 2,000 openings.

Help the Girls Club A cocktail party, food tasting and market will be held on Sept. 12 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Astor Center, 399 Lafayette Street (East Fourth Street), by the Lower East Side Girls Club to support its programs for culinary job training.

Since President Bill Clinton signed the Bill Emerson Good Samaritan Food Donation Act of 1996, initiatives around the country have retrieved millions of pounds of great food from restaurants and hotels and have used it to feed the hungry and provide culinary job training for the unemployed.

The director of kitchen operations at DC Central Kitchen plans to introduce chefs, teachers and journalists from around the world to his culinary job training and food recycling operation Sept. 7. "This is not just a photo op," says Harper of his three-hour plans for the State Department guests.

He went through a chef's training program at the Natural Gourmet Institute for Health in Manhattan, and then worked several culinary jobs.

The 22 were hired to cook in restaurants and other institutions at starting salaries averaging $10 an hour, she said, and at least 15 of the 22 were still in culinary jobs last month.

"Can you produce the same meals but make sure that low-income people have access to the same meals that wealthy people do?" said Robert Egger, founder of L.A. Kitchen, a nonprofit that runs a culinary job-training program in Los Angeles for former inmates and those leaving the foster care system.

Other new culinary jobs have evolved from traditional ones.

The L.A. Kitchen will professionally recover fresh food, with an emphasis on fruits and vegetables, which will be used to provide healthy meals to aging Angelinos and fuel a culinary arts job training program for men and women coming out of foster care, or older men and women returning from incarceration.