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Old 01-09-2009, 09:49 PM   #1
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Need some advice...
So im currenty working in a casual dining restaurant (ie earls) and would like to now finally move into fine dining. I plan to be a chef, this will be my career. School right now is in limbo (still deciding on which, wouldnt mind some advice on a school either). So what im really asking is what do i do now, to get my foot in the door? Ive begun to apply at entry level positions at certain fine dining establishments and its been pretty hit or miss.
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Read up more on the industry, not exactly a cooking school but will get your feet wet

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i can give you plenty advice but something you should really think about if you really really want to do this as a career is get the fuck out of vancouver and go work in asia or europe.
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its one avenue i have been exploring, but the one question is, where do i get started?
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Old 01-20-2009, 12:22 AM   #5
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applied at a diva and figmint, if anyone has anymore advice im all ears lol.
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Other higher end restaurants in town you can apply, in addition to Figmint and Diva:

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