December 29, 2006, Newsletter Issue #35: Study in Italy

Tip of the Week

If you plan for your culinary career to involve Italian cooking then you may want to consider an Italian cooking class through study in Italy.
The biggest advantage to studying in Italy is the first hand experience to Italy's culture and language. If you're considering full time work in Italy after your course study, find out about work permits and work visas for that country.
Getting a job in one of Italy's restaurants will teach you more about Italian cooking, and it will give you the experience of cooking classic Italian dishes and cuisines.

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