ICAAC or PSCA? asai mas best i enroll og culinary?

[trollaccount]

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ICAAC hands down. Landing a job abroad is easier for someone who graduated from ICAAC than someone who did from PSCA.

Many schools from abroad are still presently applying for recognition from the UK's CIty and Guilds. A City and Guilds Qualification is recognized internationally and ICAAC is the only culinary institute in the Philippines as far as I know that offers this. The rest have only the more common TESDA certificates to offer.

Foreign hotels/restaurants also hold regular job interviews at ICAAC. They are also known to personally help their graduates secure internships abroad.

[mio]

ICAAC, Akong migo duha pag HS nanas gawas karon

[jedvidlim]

up up up... = )

[corsair]

ICAAC bro dika mag mahay! kitchen equipments lang daan yabo na ang uban school. trust me di ka magmahay.

[jedvidlim]

@corsair

icaac ka graduate bro?

[corsair]

@corsair

icaac ka graduate bro?

yep. try lang inquire bro nya pwde man ka mo tanaw sa kitchen did2 if mo inquire ka nya tanaw sad sa uban skul nya e compare lang para mka dcide jud ka. kng sa training bro maau jud hnoon sad..

[ztp_jml]

i visited psca a few weeks back. and i just learned a very intruiging story.

they have a student who studied at icaac and enrolled again at psca kay na batian daw ngadto. na kulangan.

sa tinuod gyud base on experience and observation between the 2 schools
kung sa mga equipments and gadgets i go for icaac. they have an immersion circulator and a blast freezer my dream kitchen toy! and many more!

but when it comes to training psca is far more superior.
countless times students at icaac and psca have there ojt at shangrila.

the comments with the chefs and cooks are always this. kaning mga bataa "icaac" nag salig ra nga dato, skwela pa ug culinary wa man diay na katon. " and to think there tuition are more expensive.

true kaayo ni nga story kay ako jud batchmate ang iya gi-mean.
gikan xa sa ICAAC, graduate jud xa ngadto ug 2 yrs then feeling niya dli complete iya na learn.
dli lang ko mumention sa iya name pero ate ng lahat ni namo.
c ate jud mismo gaingon na mi-enroll xa sa PSCA kay she knows nga naa pa xa dapat ma-learn. now, la xay regrets na mischool xa sa PSCA. as in no regrets na mibalik xa ug school to think graduate xa sa ICAAC.

[jedvidlim]

well, maybe there are unique things you learn from each school.. = )

[corsair]

mura ra gud nag whitening soap.. nay uban tao mo puti nay uban dili

[jedvidlim]

@corsair... thats a good way to look at it.. the same has been heard from both parties.. but.. i guess if the student is passionate to learn, he will learn a lot.. = )