The Instructors

Find out who your instructors are. Interview them if you have to. Find out their background, how long they have been an instructor and why they became an instructor. This may sound like a lot of work, but you will be very happy you took time out to learn more about your teachers. After all, you are paying big bucks for a quality education and you deserve the best instructors that money can buy.

Accreditation

When searching for the right culinary arts school, make certain that you look for a school that is accredited. An accredited school is thoroughly examined by a third party to determine that the facility's services and operations are in good working order. Things like curriculum, faculty and the schools facilities are all carefully reviewed. If the school you are interested in does not state anywhere on their website or literature that they are accredited, make certain that you ask.

Job Placement

Many culinary schools now offer some form of job placement for their students. Find out if your school offers this as well as the details on their job placement program. You ideally want a placement program that actually helps you find a job and that has good contacts in the industry.

Final Words from joozone.com

Culinary schools are literally popping up all over the place and chances are good that you will find a school not too far from home. But do not let distance be the determining factor in your decision. Take time and research each school you plan to attend by talking to other folks who attended that particular school or ask anyone that you may know in the restaurant industry what they think about your school. Another great place to get opinions on your school is the Internet. Search the Internet for any personal websites or blogs on culinary schools. Make sure you visit several different websites and blogs so that you get a well rounded opinion. I hope this article has helped. Best of luck in your search for the perfect school! God Bless.

Ralph Serpe is a passionate cook and writer for