International Diploma in Culinary Arts
Mode of Study:
Full-time
Duration:
18 months
(12 months of Theory
+ 6 months of Industrial Attachment)
Delivery Method:
Classroom / Practical / E-Learning
Assessment Method:
Written and Practical Exam
Available Intakes:
February 2024
May 2024
September 2024
Practical training and assessment involve use of eggs and meat-based ingredients.
Kindly declare dietary restrictions (if any) at the point of application.
Course Overview
Elevated Industry Learning
real-life operations guided by experienced trainers
Ground-Up Leadership Training
Maximise Your Interests
Scale up your culinary practice with cost control and critical decision making skills
Available Intakes
Intake |
Commencement Date |
Application Deadline for International Students |
February |
19 February 2024 |
19 January 2024 |
May |
13 May 2024 |
12 April 2024 |
September |
9 September 2024 |
12 August 2024 |
Admission Requirements
1. Qualification
- Minimum a C6 pass in 3 GCE ‘N’ Level subjects or equivalent or
- At least a C6 pass in 1 IGCSE Level Subject or
- WPLN 5 OR WSQ Certification or equivalent certification or
- Completed a NITEC / Higher NITEC Certification from NITEC School of Hospitality or
- An equivalent professional qualification will be assessed on a case-by-case basis or
- International applicants must have completed 10 years of formal education.
2. Successful Interview
3. English Proficiency
At least one of the following proficiency levels in English:
- Minimum a C6 pass in GCE ‘N’ Level English or
- A C6 pass in 1 IGCSE Level (either English 1st or 2nd language) or
- Band 5.0 in IELTS OR Minimum score of 61 points (internet-based total) in TOEFL or
- Pass in SHATEC English Test OR Pass in SHATEC Certificate in Basic and Hospitality English or
- SHATEC Certificate in Hospitality English or
- Pass in any preceding WSQ Certificate level(s) will also be recognised as fulfilment of English proficiency requirement or
- Letter from College/University clearly stating the Medium of Instruction of the highest qualification to be English.
Programme Outline
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Food and Beverage Safety Standards I
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Basic Skills for Kitchen Operations
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Curating Customer Experience
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Restaurant Service Skills for Chefs
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Fundamentals of Western Cooking
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Specialty Cuisines
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Pastry and Baking Techniques
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Principles of Western Cooking
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Food and Beverage Safety Standards II
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Food Nutrition I
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Professional Development
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E-Commerce for Hospitality Professionals
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Food and Beverage Cost Control
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Food Production Management
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Asian Cuisines
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Food Nutrition II
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Food Sustainability
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Food and Beverage Concepts and Set-Up
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Food and Beverage Budgeting
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Beverage Knowledge
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Event Catering
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Practicum
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Industrial Attachment / Final Project
Programme Competencies
- Demonstrate competency in a wide range of culinary techniques including food preparation, cooking methods, and knife skills, enabling them to create high-quality dishes across various cuisines.
- Design and develop menus that are well-balanced, creative, and reflective of regional and international culinary trends to cater to diverse customer preferences.
- Be aware of ethical and sustainable practices in the food industry, advocating for responsible sourcing, minimising food waste, and adopting eco-friendly approaches.
- Interpret foundational understanding of accounting principles and cost control strategies, contributing to the financial success of pastry and baking operations.
- Acquire appreciation of the cultural significance of different cuisines and respect cultural heritage while contributing to the preservation and evolution of culinary traditions.
- Engage in continuous learning and professional development, keeping abreast of industry trends, best practices, and emerging technologies to enhance personal and organisational growth.
Certification
Students who have successfully completed the programme will be awarded the
International Diploma in Culinary Arts
Programme Fees
Academic Progression
Putra Farzi Haiqal Bin Mohd Hamdan"SHATEC has set us up to learn the basic skills and prepare for real-world situations.
With my SHATEC education, I aim to work in kitchens of various countries and represent Singapore in the future, just as Chef Mathew Leong, a SHATEC alumnus, has done with his achievements as the winner of Bocuse d’Or, Singapore Selection 2019.”
WSQ Diploma in Food Services (Culinary Arts)
Career Prospects
Our graduates are in high demand and enjoy good career prospects upon graduation. With a combination of soft skills and knowledge proficiency, SHATEC’s hospitality graduates are well equipped for the 21stcentury workforce. Our graduates become valuable assets to the organisations they are a part of.
You can look forward to rewarding and challenging careers in the following areas
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