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“I learned from ECS how to get along with persons with different backgrounds, age and experience – this is key to success in this profession. The Techniques-based curriculum and workbook is a constant reference to me to this day.”
- Paul Huang
(ECS Batch No. 1)
Chef & Owner of Fire Lake Grill in Tagaytay (acclaimed as one of the best Philippine Restaurants by the Philippine Tatler for 5 consecutive years (2006-2010) |
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“Developing my skills has been a life-long endeavor. EBPS & ECS helped me become faster and more efficient and they made me learn that the usual way is not necessarily the right way all the time.”
- Tristan Bayani
(EBPS Batch No. 03 /ECS Batch No. 06)
Executive Chef & OIC of Ladera Culinary Services Inc
Head Chef / Consultant – Bagoong Club Restaurant
Chef Consultant – Butri-Asia |
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“I’m happy & proud to have graduated from the ECS Course. I have learned valuable techniques how to make my task become easy and how to trouble shoot when faced with problems in the kitchen. I had become more confident to show my talents in cooking.”
- Junar Mazon
(ECS Batch No. 21)
COMMIS III, Mabuhay Palace Manila Hotel |
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"Before I took EBPs, there were times that I wasn’t sure with what I was doing. Now I know that whatever I make, I can be proud of. EBPS helped awaken the creativity in me.”
- Peachy Mathay
(EBPS Batch No. 27)
Proprietress – Precious Recipes
(supplier of cakes & pastries of various restaurants) |
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“The EBPS course introduced me to the basics of first-class baking. The more I learned about baking, the surer I became of the career that I wanted to pursue. And EBPS helped me improve & specialize my craft, which is my bread-and-butter.”
- Hasset Go
(EBPS Batch No. 3)
Chef & Owner of Medchef Cake Shop,
Founding Member – Personal Chef Manila (food consultancy firm)
Chef Instructor – Culinary Institute of Cagayan de Oro |
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“Each class of the ECS was exciting for me. All the many things my Mom taught me suddenly made good sense. No cook has become a chef without getting burned or cut. It’s part of the whole learning experience.”
- Patty Loanzon
(ECS Batch No. 2)
Owner – Epicurio Inc. (Food Consultancy firm)
Chef Instructor, Heny Sison Culinary School |
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“The curriculum design of the EBPS, which covers almost everything, is more than enough to prepare us to be a part of a larger work force in a real-life set-up.”
- Jesuit Paul Nugas
(EBPS Batch No. 12)
Silver Awardee, 2010 Cake Decorating in Kumbira
Leads R&D of Thai Me Up (Cagayan de Oro)
Chef Instructor, Caro and Marie and Kerris Bakeshop (Cebu)and Monster Kitchen (Cagayan de Oro) |
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"Jivin' in the Kitchen" Composer: Maritess Salientes c 2011 |
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