Entry requirements
There are no formal entry requirements for this course.
Why take this course?
If you completed the Indian cookery (Part 1) course and you enjoyed it but still want to learn more about the Indian culture, this course is for you.
The course will provide you with enhanced knowledge about the spices, the complexity of combining them, creating your own dips, and exploring the part of Kerala region which focuses on their local products of coconut and fish.
What you will experience
You will experience a deeper exploration of spices and how to use them for your own home cooking. We will also cover how you can infuse Indian cultural hints through your everyday cooking and how to gain the most out of your spices and oils.
What you will need
You will need to bring your own apron and storage containers for taking your meals home. Please note the cost of core ingredients is covered in the course fee.
Student Stories
Mercy Brown
Professional Cookery, Hospitality & Events Management
HND Events Management
“I’m so proud to have achieved my HND and come so far on my journey to achieving my degree. There is no age limit to education and achieving your dreams. If anyone else is thinking about returning to education, I would tell them to go for it!”
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Sara Giudici
Professional Cookery, Hospitality & Events Management
Professional Cookery & Advanced Professional Cookery
“I would definitely recommend studying professional cookery at NESCol to anyone interested in hospitality or catering. I may soon be looking for a part-time employee who is in their final year of studying at college so we could end up working together!”
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June Jaffrey
Professional Cookery, Hospitality & Events Management
HND Events Management
“Coming back to College has given me a great sense of achievement, I feel like I’ve been using my brain again! I met a lovely bunch of people there and got on well with everyone, including the younger students in the class.”
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Lucy Gordon
Professional Cookery, Hospitality & Events Management
“The lecturers are what makes the course so special. They have an abundance of industry experience allowing them to share skills and knowledge while always making lessons enjoyable. I am gutted that my time at the College has come to an end, however I am delighted to have secured my dream job at Restaurant Andrew Fairlie in Gleneagles.”
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Applications
Please notify the College at booking stage if you have any allergies or food intolerances.
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