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The Youthage Culinary Specialist provides exceptional curriculums where we support and encourage students to build leadership skills, learn organizational concepts, and begin creating the framework for making healthier lifestyle choices. Students will also have an invaluable opportunity to connect with others as they pursue and explore nutrition, culinary techniques and career development. Cook better. Eat healthier.
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Youthage Nutritional Culinary Programs
In Business Building Healthier Communities
(Youths 4-17 | Adults 18+)
Youthage Enrichment Program (YEP), is a wonderful program where we partner with local schools and organizations to provide in-person nutritional culinary classes during and/or after hours. Click here to learn more.
Chef’s Culinteer Program (CCP), is an exceptional program for experienced local Chefs to have a partnership and donate time towards hands-on training creating nutritional meals. Click here to learn more.
The Y-Serve Program (YSP), is a great volunteer program where we call on the community to join us as we donate time back to the betterment of the local communities. Volunteers can contribute time in-house with our day-to-day operation, or a call-to-serve within the Lake County, Illinois communities. Click here to learn more.
Youthage Culinary Arts Internship Program (YCAIP), is an extraordinary long term program for students to build their career development within the organization by working closely with the Executive Chef to prep dishes and help with kitchen tasks, showcase their skills, and become an ambassador independently conducting a culinary class. Click here to learn more.
Youthage Culinary Arts Externship Program (YCAEP), is an amazing short term program with the unique opportunity for students to gain “first-hand” insight real-time in a mentored environment, with culinary training offered as a part of their curriculum. Students will shadow and observe how things are done day-to-day, and work in teams on minor projects to assist in a culinary class demonstrating what they have learned. Click here to learn more.