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VIU Expands Culinary Arts Program in the Cowichan Valley

Double the amount of students can get their Professional Cook Level 1 Training in the Cowichan Valley.
VIU is expanding their culinary arts program to add a second cohort of 14 students this fall.
Instructor of the Farm to Table Program Jason Lloyd says this expansion also means the Farm Table dining room at Providence Farm can stay open virtually year round.
Since 2013, the university has run the restaurant out of the farmhouse to give students the chance to experience all aspects of running a restaurant. Lloyd says there’s a growing market for farm to table dining options across the Island.
He hopes the program exposes students to the local way of doing things, and hopes it will influence their purchasing decisions later on in their career.
Kasi Johnston
Kasi Johnston
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