I never thought I would have a chance to study overseas in Ireland, and I had no idea to study Professional Cookery. To be honest, I am not a student who loves to study at all and cookery wasn’t the
Testimonial – Kenny Chan

I never thought I would have a chance to study overseas in Ireland, and I had no idea to study Professional Cookery. To be honest, I am not a student who loves to study at all and cookery wasn’t the
Check out our courses starting September 2018 in this week’s The Galway Advertiser ! Irish International Hotel & Catering School has developed strong working relationships with the Irish Hotel Federation (IHF), and the Restaurant Association of Ireland (RAI), promoting continued employment opportunities
Certificate in Pastry Baking & Desserts Level 5 Minor Award (9 Days) **One day per week for 9 weeks.** -Why study the Certificate in Pastry and Baking? This programme has been designed for anyone wishing to study the basic fundamentals
QQI Level 6 Certificate in Professional Cookery (6M2099) About this programme This one-year advanced course equips students with the skills and knowledge required to pursue a career in the catering industry. Students have the opportunity to gain a solid grounding
[Short Courses starting September 2017] Applications are invited for the following short courses: Food Safety Management QQI level 6 – 6N0641 (3 hours x 9 weeks) €275.00 Menu planning & Applied Nutrition QQI level 6 – 6N2097 (3hours x 18
Courses starting April 2017 Applications are invited for the following full time courses: Limited places are available on the following courses: 1. Certificate in Professional Cookery FETAC level 5 (4 months + placement) Please note: Places are limited to a
Dublin Institue of Technology signing of an Articulation Agreement. DIT School of Culinary Arts and Food Technology enters into agreement that will allow students of Irish International Hotel & Catering School to enter directly into year 2 of DIT Degree
IIHCS’ Head of School, Mrs. Shelagh Nangle’s first visit to Georgia in August 2015. She signed a collaboration agreement with the local government which agrees to send students to IIHCS. You can view the news report in the link
The picture was taken on Wednesday 4th of November 2015 at Leinster House, the Irish Parliament. Senator Lorraine Higgins hosted the delegation for a house tour and a splendid lunch. Picture: Back row from left to right: 1. Mr. Tso
The Chinese Ambassador, Mr. Xu JianGuo visited the IIHCS on Friday 30th Jan 2015. Mr. Kam Chin, Director of the Irish International Hotel and Catering School and Mrs. Shelagh Nangle, Head of the Irish International Hotel and Catering School greeted