Chef Jackie makes sure, from day one, that you not only learn about food but more importantly the “small” important things. Your mind-set, your attitude, attention to details, and how to “think with your Chef hat on”. I think its important that you are prepared for what this industry expects of you. It is difficult. But being prepared makes it a challenge you want to take.
Read More“Looking back as a student to where I am now, I have no doubt in my mind that I am the Chef I am today due to my training at Jackie Cameron School Of Food & Wine. It both mentally and emotionally prepared me for this wild industry, all whilst sharpening my culinary skills and knowledge.” - Cheri Kustner / La Colombe Restaurant
Read MoreA new year, new beginnings and new students. This year marks the biggest intake of students here at Jackie Cameron School of Food & Wine. We also have a group in the industry – all with exciting placements. My first introduction is to Keagan Hughes, from England - our first English student.
Read MoreJackie Cameron School of Food and Wine. Hard work sets 15-year-old dream in motion. Jackie Cameron realised her dream to tutor aspiring chefs when her school of food and wine - based in Hilton, KwaZulu-Natal - welcomed its first intake in April of 2015.
Read MoreHard work sets 15-year-old dream in motion. Jackie Cameron realised her dream to tutor aspiring chefs when her school of food and wine - based in Hilton, KwaZulu-Natal - welcomed its first intake in April 2015.
Read MoreIt’s seldom that one can leave one’s entire wedding feast to a group of students - and it is testament to the quality of the aspiring chefs at Jackie Cameron School of Food & Wine that I could do just that.
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