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By Stanley Rubenti
Stanley.Rubenti@culinaryartsschoolsreview.com
Culinary Arts School Review Columnist

The U.S. Department of Labor predicts that job opportunities in the restaurant industry will be plentiful in the coming years. But it also points out that competition for many of the top paying jobs (mainly gourmet chefs and restaurant managers) will be quite tough. Those who graduate from culinary arts schools or restaurant management programs will have the advantage in such a competitive application pool.

Restaurant Management Programs in Indiana

Indiana has an excellent selection of restaurant management programs. From New York to Tokyo to Paris to Los Angeles, you will find maître d’s, restaurant owners, and supervisors who graduated from a management school in Indiana. If you attend such a program, not only will you master various aspects of gourmet cooking, but you will also learn about marketing, inventory, accounting, supervision, interior design, and all the other skills required for owning or operating a restaurant.

Culinary Arts Schools in Indiana

The culinary arts schools in Indiana can go head-to-head with anything you might find in New York or Los Angeles. If you’re interested in working in the restaurant business, either as a chef or in management, consider getting your training from one of Indiana’s culinary arts schools. But cooking is not all that Indiana has to offer.

Living in Indiana

Believe it or not, auto-racing is America’s biggest sport. And few states can compete with Indiana when it comes to speed. Ever heard of the Indianapolis 500? Even if driving is not your thing, you can always check out the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame, which celebrates the game’s rich history in the infamous Hoosier State. If you’re not a sports fanatic when you first move, you’ll quickly become one.

If you’re serious about entering the restaurant industry, now is the time to begin looking at your prospects. And Indiana is a wonderful place to begin that exploration.

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A freelance writer, Stanley Rubenti currently lives in Bangkok where he writes columns for a variety of publications. Stanley holds a B.A. in history.