Graeme Taute will be running a foundational Artisan Bread Course at the Jackie Cameron School of Food & Wine on 18 July 2024 starting at 10am. The course will explore the fundamental principles of artisan bread-making.
Read MoreDylan Buys, Class of 2021, is here at Jackie Cameron School of Food & Wine preparing his final 18 month lunch, we can’t wait. Read a few words from Dylan about embarking on our intensive, nationally and internationally recognised Chef course on our blog.
Read MoreAttention to detail is in everything. Now is the best time to become a chef. When the world opens up again and everything goes back to ‘normal’, people will want to get out and eat out, to socialise and to experience the niceties of life.
Read More“We embarked on a Cape Wine tour, one which many cannot say they can do on a Wednesday. It is honestly hard to describe what this country has to offer, from a food and wine perspective, until you are actually there.” Andy Bam
Read MoreJackie Cameron School of Food & Wine is offering a post-diploma course for all culinary students - not originally from Jackie Cameron School of Food & Wine - who aspire to be ahead of their game.
Read MoreYOUR JOURNEY WITH FOOD STARTS HERE! Enrol now for the next 18 month nationally and internationally recognised culinary course at Jackie Cameron School of Food and Wine now!
Read More“When I walked into the front doors of Jackie Cameron School of Food & Wine. It was that moment, in 2017, that I knew this was where I wanted to grow my passion for food. The level of skill and the awesome vibe here was like no other school I had come across in South Africa.” - Tahila Pillay
Read MoreFrom January 14th, we are taking on our new Students for the Internationally Recognized Culinary course which offers 100% job placement upon completion. Matrics enrol now! Before the craziness of 2019 and your final year at school. The next intake of students will be January 2020. To learn more about the extensive 18-month course email Jackie now!
Read MoreThe course here is unique – there is no other curriculum like it in the country. Two of the many examples of this include a First Aid Level 2 course compared with the Level 1 offered by other schools; as well as an internationally-recognised wine course compared with the local accreditation from other schools. We pride ourselves in being a step ahead of the rest.
Read MoreIntroducing Cara Conway... Class of 2015 at the Jackie Cameron School of Food & Wine.
Read More