THE COURSE
Plant-Based is the future
This Vegan culinary course is developed to meet the growing need to nudge people towards a plant-based diet. In 9 weeks, with over 70 culinary lessons we help you on your journey to becoming the vegan chef you've always wanted to be. We teach you to impact communities, friends, and families with the healthiest and most delicious food on the planet. These lessons are taught by industry experts and well-experienced specialized chefs. These lessons are easy to absorb and practice even for beginners. The course is 100% hands-on and practical.
Specifics
Batch Size: 14. Good mix of international and Indian students.
Batch dates for 2024-25:
Summer: 12 Aug 2024 to 11 Oct 2024
Autumn: 28 Oct 2024 to 27 Dec 2024
Winter: 20 Jan 2025 to 21 March 2025
Spring: 14 April 2025 to 14 June 2025
Course Fees:
Indian Students: INR 2,10,000 + 18% GST
International Students: $4000
Accommodation Fee: Rs 60,000/$950
Lunch: Rs 10,000/$150
Accommodation: We have accommodation 1.5 Km from the school making it easier for you to move to Goa.
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Did you know that the average Indian family has only nine favorite meals? I'll bet that school cafeterias don't have many more than that (many school India's first plant - based culinary school | The vegan School food programs start repeating their menus after just a week or two), so it's a fairly simple task to "veganize" a family's diet or a school's lunch menus. As examples, here are my family's India's first plant - based culinary school | The vegan School nine favorite dinners (I follow a gluten-free diet, so adding wheat products will make this list even easier to add to):
OUR MISSION
For Health, Sustainability and Ethics
By sharing our passion for food and nutrition, our mission is to inspire you to find the joy of healthy living and empower you to succeed with your long-term wellness goals. Not just what to eat and cook, but also who you are while eating and cooking.
Our goal is to provide value in a fun and inspirational way to empower the next generation of culinary artists with skills and confidence to succeed with a career in the field of plant-based food and nutrition.
Team
Dedication. Expertise. Passion.
We have assembled some of the best vegan chefs currently residing in India. They are incredibly passionate about what they do. These specialised chefs deliver expert classes for targeted learning.
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