Province invests $3.8M in culinary arts training facility for francophone high school students
A new dedicated culinary arts training facility will give francophone high school students a place to learn the trade in French. The Manitoba government announced this week that it is […]
Manitoba government invests $3.8 million to build a dedicated culinary arts training facility for francophone high school students. The project, announced by the province, will provide a French-language environment for Grade 11 and 12 students to prepare for careers in the restaurant and service industry. The new facility, located at 170 Marion St., is set to open within a year, offering daytime courses to adults seeking additional education.
Education Minister Tracy Schmidt emphasized the importance of French-language education in Manitoba's identity and workforce. The division scolaire franco-manitobaine will operate the first fully French-language culinary arts program for high school students in the province.
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