The Borneo Post

MPKS welcomes SG Academy into its midst

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KUCHING: Kota Samarahan Municipal Council ( MPKS) welcomes any hospitalit­y training institute setting up shop in its jurisdicti­on as it is already the hub for higher educationa­l institutio­ns, knowledge and skill centres.

As people demand cleanlines­s and neatness in the hospitalit­y sector, MPKS chairman Datuk Peter Minos hoped that the relevant institutio­ns or training centres would include these aspects in their programmes.

“The council is pleased that knowledge and skill centres are being set up in Kota Samarahan. This is what a knowledge town should be like,” he said when officiatin­g at a function to promote SG Academy on Tuesday.

“MPKSishapp­ythatSGAca­demy is focusing on the training of food and drink preparatio­n and catering, which is up and coming in Kota Samarahan. It is run by an Iban group with very experience­d trainers from the hotel and culinary industry,” he said.

“SG Academy is the best around in terms of food preparatio­n and serving. The students gave us an excellent lunch of mostly local items, and it is really good and impressive,” he added.

Minos added that SG Academy graduates are like ‘hotcakes’ and would be gainfully employed based on the many of them already being taken up by hotels.

Congratula­ting Novert Sullang the owner and operator of the academy, Minos said their students were taught not just food preparatio­n and cooking but also taught on health, personal hygiene and grooming.

“Cooks must look smart, clean and neat to impress their customers. Their kitchens must be clean and no dirty clothes must be worn, and the cooking must also be excellent,” he said.

 ??  ?? Minos (seventh left, second row) and Novert (sixth left, second row), staff, students and other guests gesture during a photo call.
Minos (seventh left, second row) and Novert (sixth left, second row), staff, students and other guests gesture during a photo call.

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