Term 1 – 24 Weeks
(16 Weeks Advanced Training + 8 Weeks Internship)
Format: 100% Online + Optional Hands-On Workshops
Certification: Diploma in Culinary Management
The Diploma in Culinary Management is designed for aspiring culinary leaders, kitchen managers, and hospitality professionals. Over 24 weeks, students gain essential knowledge in kitchen operations, leadership, menu planning, food costing, staff management, and modern culinary technology.
This diploma combines interactive online modules, practical assignments, virtual labs, and an 8-week guided internship, providing students with the foundational management skills necessary to succeed in professional kitchens or pursue the Grand Diploma in Culinary Management (Term 2).
Professional-level culinary management training
Focus on leadership, team management, and operational efficiency
Menu design, costing, and inventory control
Modern kitchen technology and workflow optimization
Practical assignments and real-world internship
Internationally recognized diploma certification
Preparation for executive culinary and hospitality roles
| # | Module Title | Duration | Key Topics |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Culinary Operations & Kitchen Management | 3 weeks | Kitchen hierarchy, staff roles, workflow, operational planning |
| 2 | Menu Planning & Development | 3 weeks | Menu design, seasonal ingredients, modern cuisine trends |
| 3 | Food Costing & Budgeting | 2 weeks | Portion control, costing methods, profit margins, budget management |
| 4 | Staff Management & Leadership | 3 weeks | Recruitment, training, team motivation, conflict resolution |
| 5 | Food Safety & Hygiene | 2 weeks | HACCP, sanitation protocols, risk management |
| 6 | Modern Culinary Technology & Innovation | 2 weeks | Smart kitchen equipment, cooking techniques, digital tools |
| 7 | Sustainability & Supply Chain Management | 1 week | Sourcing, sustainable practices, waste reduction |
| 8 | Internship & Applied Culinary Management | 8 weeks | Professional placement or virtual kitchen lab, portfolio, mentor feedback |
Structure and hierarchy of professional kitchens
Workflow optimization and station planning
Scheduling and operational planning
Practical: Kitchen operation simulation and workflow chart
Menu design principles and seasonal planning
Menu analysis for flavor balance and profitability
Modern cuisine trends and global influences
Practical: Draft 3–course menu portfolio
Costing recipes and calculating profit margins
Portion control and inventory management
Budgeting for a culinary operation
Practical: Menu costing sheet + budget plan
Recruitment, training, and development
Team motivation and performance management
Conflict resolution and communication skills
Practical: Staff management case study and role-play
HACCP principles and application
Sanitation protocols and risk assessment
Health regulations and compliance
Practical: Hygiene audit simulation
Smart kitchen appliances and precision tools
Sous-vide, blast chilling, and other advanced techniques
Digital kitchen management software
Practical: Technology integration plan for modern kitchen
Sourcing sustainable ingredients
Waste reduction and eco-friendly practices
Supplier relations and ethical sourcing
Practical: Sustainable sourcing project
Placement in professional kitchens or virtual lab
Weekly mentor feedback and evaluation
Portfolio including menu plans, operational strategies, and management documentation
Capstone project: Implement management plan in simulated or real kitchen
| Component | Weight |
|---|---|
| Weekly practical assignments | 25% |
| Mid-term management case study | 20% |
| Final capstone project | 30% |
| Portfolio submission | 15% |
| Internship performance | 10% |
Digital notebook or portfolio software
Access to kitchen and cooking tools
Spreadsheet software for costing and inventory
Project management tools (optional)
Mentor communication platform
Graduates are prepared for:
Junior Kitchen Manager / Assistant Culinary Director
Culinary Operations Supervisor
Restaurant Manager / Assistant F&B Manager
R&D Food Product Specialist
Preparation for Grand Diploma in Culinary Management (Term 2)
| Plan | Features | Price (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| Standard Online | LMS modules, videos, practical assignments | $1,000 |
| Guided Program | Standard + weekly live sessions + mentor feedback | $2,500 |
| Premium Mentorship | Guided + 1-on-1 mentorship + portfolio & strategy review | $4,500 |
| Region | Standard | Guided | Premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| USA / Canada | $1,100 | $2,650 | $4,750 |
| Europe (UK/EU) | €1,050 / £900 | €2,500 / £2,150 | €4,500 / £3,900 |
| GCC | $1,000 | $2,500 | $4,500 |
| Türkiye | $800 | $2,000 | $3,600 |
| South Asia | $400 | $1,000 | $2,000 |
| Africa | $370 | $950 | $1,900 |
| Latin America | $450 | $1,150 | $2,300 |