Culinary Vocational School Instructor

ちょうりせんもんがっこうきょういん

Industry & Occupation

Education, Training & Language

Classification

Summary

Culinary vocational school instructors teach and guide cooking techniques, food culture, hygiene and safety management, etc., in cooking training courses at vocational schools and specialized training colleges.

Description

Culinary vocational school instructors provide instruction in cooking techniques, food hygiene, food culture, and business knowledge through practical classes and lectures in cooking training courses at vocational schools and specialized training colleges. They handle a wide range of tasks, including menu development, creation of practical training materials, management of equipment and utensils, safety and hygiene guidance, and job placement support for students. In addition to developing lesson plans, evaluating grades, and preparing practical training environments, they are required to update curricula to incorporate the latest cooking techniques and trends.

Future Outlook

While there is an impact from declining student numbers due to the falling birthrate, the demand for highly specialized instructors is expected to remain stable due to the need to improve the quality of culinary education and develop courses to meet inbound demand. Acquiring educational skills utilizing ICT and online classes will become important.

Personality Traits

Can respond flexibly / Has a strong sense of responsibility / Has ambition for self-improvement / Has cooperativeness / Has enthusiasm for education

Work Style

Full-time / Full-time Lecturer / Part-time Lecturer / Practical Training / Shift

Career Path

Licensed Cook → Cooking classroom instructor → Full-time instructor → Chief instructor / Department head → Principal / Vice principal

Required Skills

Cooking skills / Educational curriculum design / Food hygiene management (HACCP) / Practical training instruction skills / Safety management

Recommended Skills

Career support / ICT utilization (online classes) / Presentation skills / Recipe development

Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)

Item Description
Attention to Detail & Accuracy Important for hygiene management of ingredients and accurate cooking procedure guidance.
Communication Skills To provide clear and understandable guidance to students.
Creativity & Ideation Because new ideas are needed for developing practical menus and creating teaching materials.
Learning Agility & Knowledge Acquisition Because it is necessary to continuously acquire knowledge of the latest cooking techniques and food culture.
Physical Stamina & Endurance Because physical stamina is required for long hours of standing work and practical guidance.
Planning & Organization Because it is necessary to create and manage lesson curricula and practical plans.

Related Qualifications

  • Licensed Cook Certificate

Aliases

  • Cooking instructor
  • Culinary vocational school teacher

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