Culinary Kitchen Rotation

Placement description

Culinary Arts Intern:
- Work alongside our chefs to learn our cuisine in depth, preparation of menu items, and work every station in the kitchen
- Assist with inventory and administrative duties related to kitchen management

Training Introduction
- A Brief History of Tapas
- What is The Iberian Pig
- Personal Grooming, Dress Code & Uniform Policy
- Employee Handbook
- Knife sharpening / Knife handling
- How to safely and properly use kitchen equipment

- Start to finish make all braised items on the menu
- Bulk prep strategy and weekly planning
- Education on science behind breaking down protein
- Charcuteria / Queso (Slicing meat/Setting up your station for success)

Training plan phases summary

Orientation Saucier Department Charcuterie (Cured Meats, Cheese, Fruit & Crackers) Fry, Grill & Saute Stations - Food Prep Pastry Production

The perfect candidate is

- able to follow a recipe unsupervised - willing to learn - Excellent english speaking - Good work ethic - Team player

Additional information

As an iconic destination of the U.S. South, Georgia welcomes visitors with a wealth of unforgettable sights and experiences that can only be found here. Georgia stands out for how it lives up to expectations – and how it defines them. With big cities and small towns, a diverse population, thriving arts and culture, and a geographical range from the mountains to the beach, there’s a lot more to Georgia than its famous peaches. This state constantly redefines what it means to be Southern through the places, perspectives and people that make Georgia so unique. Get Outside and Play Beautiful landscapes make getting out and active come naturally in Georgia. There are trails to be wandered, lakes to be paddled and beaches to be strolled. Natural wonders such as Providence Canyon, Driftwood Beach and the Okefenokee Swamp should top itineraries for outdoor adventurers. If you’re happiest outdoors, you can plan a whole vacation’s worth of adventures at Georgia’s 47 state parks. Leave room in your itinerary to explore plentiful hiking trails, many of which include unique natural and historical features. In the northern region of the state, discover Civil War sites at Sope Creek Trail and Historic Banning Mills. In central Georgia, explore 64 kilometers of trails at F.D. Roosevelt State Park in Warm Springs or marvel at ancient Indian mounds at Ocmulgee Heritage Trail in Macon. Coastal Georgia is full of treasures including Skidaway Island State Park, where a 4.8-kilometer path meanders through Civil War ruins and circa-1930s moonshine stills. For a less active excursion, delight at the wild horses roaming the pristine beaches of Cumberland Island National Seashore.

Housing information

Housing is participant Arranged - Lead provided in Offer.

Gender requirement due to housing

Any

Required English Level

Excellent

Program dates

Earliest start date

2023-11-01

Latest start date

2024-07-01

Earliest end date

2024-10-31

Latest end date

2025-06-30