Pastry takes the spotlight at The Roadside Cafe Student Popup in Hilton on Friday 4 September from 3pm, with an assortment of pastry products prepared by our students. Limited quantities available.
Read MoreShould you choose an 18-month or three-year culinary course? Explore the differences in training, industry exposure and career preparation at Jackie Cameron School of Food & Wine.
Read MoreThe Roadside Cafe Student Popup is back this Friday, 28 August, from 3pm at Jackie Cameron School of Food & Wine in Hilton. This week, our students are serving an assortment of breads, doughnuts and croissants - freshly made in limited quantities and available while stocks last.
Read MoreJoin us in Hilton on Wednesday 12 August 2026 for Bellingham Wines, student-prepared food pairings and a relaxed Sundowners tasting.
Read MoreChef Jackie Cameron and the Jackie Cameron School of Food & Wine students look forward to the 2026 Art in the Country festival at Harrington House in Hilton. Join us from 28 - 31 May for amazing art, creativity, beauty and a top-quality bistro menu in the KZN Midlands.
Read MoreThe KwaZulu-Natal Midlands lit up this July as the Jackie Cameron School of Food & Wine (JCSFW) celebrated the graduation of its 18-month and three-year culinary cohorts. Families, industry partners, and the culinary heavyweight, Chef Liam Tomlin, joined Chef Jackie Cameron and her team to applaud a year of remarkable achievement, real-world growth, and world-class standards.
Read More“I applied to Jackie Cameron School of Food & Wine because of its esteemed reputation and comprehensive culinary curriculum. I was inspired by the opportunity to receive hands-on training and to learn from renowned Chef Jackie herself. I believe that studying here will equip me with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in the culinary industry.” - Joshua Levy
Read More“From a young age I’ve had a passion for cooking. After school, I went to university and realised it wasn’t for me. I thought about what I was passionate about and what I could see myself doing for the rest of my life and my options were working with the ocean, which I’ve been doing for the last year, and working as a chef which I’m training to do now.” - Conor Rogers
Read MoreJackie Cameron School of Food & Wine is delighted to announce its accreditation with Highfield Qualifications, a leading UK-based organization known for its high standards in compliance and educational excellence. This prestigious partnership underscores our commitment to providing world-class culinary education.
Read MoreWe source only the freshest, locally grown, produce from the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands farming community, supporting local.
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