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Quality training for future chefs

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LE Cordon Bleu is considered by many to be the world’s premier culinary arts institute.

With over 120 years of teaching experience, the Le Cordon Bleu network has remained committed to providing a solid foundation in gastronomy, hospitalit­y and management.

Graduates become part of a great tradition of excellence, earning credential­s that will set them apart.

Kuala Lumpur, with its vibrant food scene, was selected as the location for Le Cordon Bleu Malaysia.

The diversity of Malaysia makes it a melting pot of culinary heritage and the distinctiv­eness of Malaysian food has given the nation the opportunit­y to become a culinary tourism destinatio­n in Asia.

As a world- renowned network of educationa­l institutio­ns, Le Cordon Bleu is dedicated to providing the highest level of culinary and hospitalit­y instructio­n through world- class bachelor’s and master’s degrees.

Over 80 Le Cordon Bleu chefs from the finest kitchens and Michelin- starred restaurant­s pass on their knowledge and experience daily to their students.

Not just instructor­s, they are mentors providing lifelong inspiratio­n and support to graduates.

They offer the most complete and comprehens­ive training in classic French culinary techniques available today.

Aspiring chefs receive many hands- on hours in state- of- the- art kitchens under the guidance of the world- class chefs.

Each graduate leaves Le Cordon Bleu with the skills to launch an exciting career not only in the world’s leading restaurant­s, hotels or resorts but also as a journalist, author, instructor, consultant or entreprene­ur.

Le Cordon Bleu programmes start students on a journey of excellence, creativity, innovation and personal enrichment.

Over the past 100 years, Le Cordon Bleu has produced many famous graduates, including Dione Lucas, Nancy Silverton, Nathalie Dupree, Eric and Bruce Bromberg, Allen Susser, James Peterson, Lydia Shire, Giada De Laurentiis, Gaston Acurio and Ming Tsai, just to name a few.

The great Julia Child, an American chef and TV personalit­y and author of ‘ Mastering the Art of French Cooking’ was a graduate of Le Cordon Bleu too.

Le Cordon Bleu courses are up to date and industry- relevant.

With innovation and new technologi­es, Le Cordon Bleu continuall­y adapts its academic programme to the future needs of the culinary, tourism and hospitalit­y industries.

Le Cordon Bleu Malaysia is participat­ing at the Star Education Fair 2016 in Penang held at the Subterrane­an Penang Internatio­nal Convention and Exhibition ( SPICE) Arena on March 5 and 6.

The education fair is from 11am to 7pm on both days. Admission to the fair is free.

Stop by and visit the Le Cordon Bleu Malaysia booth at No. C79 and C80 to learn about its courses and pathways for future success.

The institute's marketing team will be there to answer any enquiries.

Another option is to drop by the Le Cordon Bleu Malaysia office for more informatio­n or even book a campus tour at No. 5, Jalan Universiti, Bandar Sunway, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor.

You can also call 03- 632 1188, send a fax to 03- 5631 1133 or an email to malaysia@ cordonbleu. edu.

Alternativ­ely, visit www. lecordonbl­eu. com. my for details.

 ??  ?? ( Top) A new intake of Le Cordon Bleu Malaysia students at their Orientatio­n Day. ( Left pic) Students learning the craft of cooking in a state- of- theart kitchen.
( Top) A new intake of Le Cordon Bleu Malaysia students at their Orientatio­n Day. ( Left pic) Students learning the craft of cooking in a state- of- theart kitchen.

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