Hi Susanne
It is always best for a prospective student to research the curriculums of all of the schools they are considering in order to find the best fit. Bauman College has a very specialized curriculum. I think it would be helpful for you to view our Natural Chef Mini-syllabus:
http://www.baumancollege.org/pdfs/Minisyllabus_CHEF.pdfThis way you can see exactly what you will be learning in every class. You will also be able to see the depth of the Therapeutic Application Modules.
The Bauman College curriculum emphasizes
nutritional and therapeutic cooking and mastery of all necessary kitchen skills. Students of the Bauman College Natural Chef program learn to be artists in food preparation and presentation. Each Natural Chef class includes a lecture on nutrition information. Students are trained in therapeutic menu planning to address illness conditions. The recipes in our Natural Chef program utilize alternative ingredients for major food allergens, such as wheat, dairy, and sugar. We include Business Development curriculum for the Personal Chef.
The School of Natural Cookery in Boulder has a greater emphasis on creative, no recipe, instinctual cooking. I am not an expert in their curriculum so it would be best to compare side by side. You can then make a choice which will best fit your personal needs.
I am always available to speak with you further. Feel free to contact me directly at any time.
Be Well,
Marsha McLaughlin
Admissions Supervisor
800-987-7530 or 707-794-8785
