How to hit the books, and the beach, this summer

Summer is only two months away and so is the opportunity for you to train at Brooklyn’s only beachside community college campus — Kingsborough’s Center for Economic and Workforce Development.

Our affordable job-training program prepares individuals for employment and career advancement in the high-growth sector of culinary arts.

If a career in the culinary arts is a dream of yours, whether as a prep cook, restaurant owner, pastry chef or one of the many other exciting industry titles, then now is the time to get trained to start on your future career path. This accelerated, seven-week course will prepare you for employment and career advancement in the culinary arts industry.

Most NYC programs costs thousands to enroll, but our eligible* students are only responsible for the affordable, $75 program fee, which includes the occupational training, all instructional materials, textbooks and our enhanced supportive services at no additional cost.

Full suite of employment readiness services Job placement assistance

College enrollment assistance Personal supportive services Access to NRC’s textbook lending library

Job retention services If you are interested in learning more about this program, or our newest program, the CUNY Fatherhood Academy for fathers 18–24 years old, then contact us at (718) 368-4637 or via email at cewd@kbcc.cuny.edu to sign up for an application session on campus.

Be sure to visit our website at www.cewdkbcc.com.

*To be eligible for NRC, you must be 18 or older, hold a high school diploma or GED and be legally authorized to work in the United States. Other eligibility requirements may apply. Must be able to provide the mandatory documentation at the onsite application session. You must be able to pass the mandatory TABE test.

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