Some years back I organised a week-long, holiday cooking course for interested learners from local schools. The following year past-students, Georg Lens and Brynn Enslin enrolled at Jackie Cameron School of Food & Wine. There was a young girl, in that particular group, who had a natural flair with food, and I knew that she would enrol for my culinary course, when her school days were over.
Read MoreOver the past three years Dylan Pretorius-Spires has spent time at Jackie Cameron School of Food & Wine to familiarise himself with the campus and the curriculum. Back then he was quiet and shy – definitely not the Dylan I know today… I encourage anyone considering a career in the culinary industry to do this, because it provides insight into what is expected of a student here.
Read MoreWith the announcement that the current Grade 12s’ results will only be released on 23 February 2021 I shall be enrolling next year’s intake on their Grade 11 marks. Many parents are concerned about their children’s futures and I am pleased to be able to offer a little relief. We, at Jackie Cameron School of Food & Wine, look forward to welcoming those interested in a career in the culinary industry
Read More“I’ve noticed most requests on my social media have been geared toward baking, so this is an ideal opportunity to introduce you to Tatum McCraw, a first-year student, who enjoys baking.” - Jackie Cameron
Read MoreWHEN I reflect on my more than 11-year relationship with The Witness readership, I consider it time — perhaps over time — to thank all concerned for your continual support and your enthusiasm. I keep thinking how time flies.
Read MoreIt has been inspiring to witness this shy, young man blossom. I have often overheard comments such as: “Angelo is such a gentleman - we need more men like him”. Seriously fired up on this course, Angelo’s contribution is always 100 per cent. He is motivated and enthusiastic to tackle anything thrown his way. He volunteers to work at every function – wanting to make the most of every experience.
Read MoreJackie Cameron has a lot on her plate. At the beginning of the month, KwaZulu-Natal’s best-known chef opened the Jackie Cameron School of Food and Wine after months of dealing with bureaucracy, administrative dramas, late deliveries and the whole gamut of things that can go wrong when starting a business.
Read MoreJackie Cameron (31), a multi-award winning chef from Hilton, will open The Jackie Cameron School of Food and Wine in April. The school is the first institution among its kind to established by one of the leading chefs in this country. - Edward West / The Witness Business Editor
Read MoreScheduled to open in January 2015 in Hilton, the Jackie Cameron School Of Food and Wine will offer an 18 month intensive internationally recognised course with a maximum intake of 15 students.
Read MoreCelebrated KZN chef, Jackie Cameron talks about her new exciting chapter in food. - Food 24
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