The Restaurant School at Walnut Hill College Top Questions

What kind of person should attend this school?

laith

motivated, fast learners, energetic, artistic,and creative students.

Kathleen

The kind of person that should attend The Restaurant school should be someone with a passion for cooking, since the school is very "hands on" when it comes classes. The person should be very focused on wanting a job in the culinary industry. And just in general should be willing to learn, be a team player, open to helpful criticism, punctual, and come with a positive attitude.

Daniel

A person who has a strong interest in culinary arts and a passion for food knowledge. A person who has a strong work ethic and believes their career could revolve around the culinary industry, including entrepreneurship, management, pastries, or a kitchen chef.

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