THE COURSE

Plant-Based is the future

The culinary course is developed to meet the growing need to nudge people towards a plant-based diet. In 10 weeks, with over 70 culinary lessons we help you on the journey to becoming the vegan cook 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 our smart and well-experienced specialized chefs. These lessons are easy to absorb and practice even for beginners. The course is 100% hands-on and practical.

Syllabus

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Specifics

Batch Size: 14.

Batch dates for 2022-23:

June, 3 Week course: 5 June 2023 to 23 June 2023

Fee for June: INR 100,000

Batch dates for 2023-24:

Autumn: 4th Sep 2023 to 9th Nov 2023

Winter: 4th Dec 2023 to 16th Feb 2024

Spring: 4th March 2024 to 17th May 2024.

Course Fees:

Indian Students: INR 240,000 including Taxes

International Students: $ 4000

Accommodation: We have accommodation 1.5 Km from the school making it easier for you to move to Goa.

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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.

OUR TEAM

We have assembled some of the best vegan chef's currently residing in India. They are extremely passionate in what they do. We try to bring specialised chef's for specialised tasks.