This course runs full-time for six-months so that it can meet the requirements of a Designated Training Program for the Federal Government of Canada's International Student Program. Classes are held Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 3:30 pm.

You are allowed to take a total maximum of seven days sick time throughout your six months of training. If you miss more than seven days due to sickness or for any other reason, you will be required to make up this time so that you meet the requirements. How you make up this time has to be decided in consultation with your teacher.

Please be aware that you will need your own personal health care.

Many methods of learning and teaching will be used in an attempt to make the material relevant, interesting, and enjoyable to all students. There will be class discussions, student presentations, lectures, videos, individual reading, written assignments, and hands-on practice.

However, ultimately the kind of experience you have here for the next seven months will be up to you. Instead of relying on others for the quality of your learning experience, you can use your mind and your creativity to make your time here a rich and valuable experience for everyone.

The tuition fee for the course is $6,500. There is an additional Letter of Acceptance fee of $300.00 that can be e transferred before you receive your “Letter of Acceptance”, once payment has been received the “Letter of Acceptance will be issued.

Your supplies for your cooking classes are included. The tuition fee of $6,500.00 can be paid in full on the first day that you start the course. (Note: You must speak with the Director in advance of paying your tuition, if you are not able to pay the full amount prior to starting classes.).

All fees must be paid in Canadian Dollars (CAD).

If a student leaves the course due to unforeseen circumstances, a written notice must be given to the school director. Refunds will be given according to the following formula:

(1) If a student contract is terminated after the vocational training begins, the licensee is entitled to the following amounts of tuition fees:

1. When 10% or less of the vocational training has been provided, the licensee is entitled to 25% of the tuition fee
2. When more than 10% but 50% or less of the vocational training has been provided, the licensee is entitled to 60% of the tuition fees
3. When more than 50% of the vocational training has been provided, the licensee is entitled to 100% of the tuition fees

(2) If a licensee has received tuition fees in excess of the amount that the licensee is entitled to under subsection (1) the licensee must refund the excess amount.

If students have a complaint about any aspect of their training it is their responsibility to first communicate such concerns directly to the person involved, either verbally, in writing, or by phone, or in any manner the student finds comfortable and convenient.

If this fails to remedy the problem, the student is expected to and encouraged to communicate the concerin in an informal manner to the instructor and director of the school.

If this does not resolve the problem, the student must then document and submit the complaint in writing to Velda Abram.

Finally, if these steps do not result in a satisfactory resolution of the complaint, the student is encouraged to present the complaint to the appropriate staff at:

Alberta Advanced Education and Technology,
Private Vocational Branch
10th Floor, Commerce Place,
10155 102 Street NW

Edmonton, Alberta T5J 4L5
PH: 780-427-5609

These Guidelines are put into place for principles and safeguards that establish precedence in our response to Covid-19. This information will provide clear and strong measures to protect our Students, Employees, and the general public. 

As Guidance is provided by the municipal, provincial, federal governments and health authorities; Our responses will be adjusted accordingly as the Covid-19 situation unfolds.  All updates can be found in our COVID-19 Exposure Control Plan.