Most high schools offer vocational, or "Tech," classes where you can take culinary classes. If yours doesn't, see if they offer DECA (business/marketing). It wouldn't teach much for culinary skills, but would teach the business side of restaurant management. Also, they often let you work during school hours. If you want to be a chef, even home ec would teach you many cooking skills, and proper cleaning and sanitation.
Some management schools do offer online training. While it may be good, it is not equivalent to a face to face course.
Anyone looking to become a restaurant manager will need to have received their high school diploma or equivalent. Having a bachelor's degree in business is a big plus when looking to become a restaurant manager.
Yes you should attend a restaurant management school if you want to one day own a restuarant. You should also go through culinary school as well. Allculinaryschools.com has more information about the field.
18 in most places but if you are a student for courses like HRM (hotel and restaurant management) or your in a culinary school, you can take them up on your free time (if your school doesn't already provide them). Also if you are already working in a food establishment (restaurant, food kiosk, etc) you should take this course.
Check out the community colleges in your area. Several of them will have resturarant management classes all year round for you to take.
Cornell is a great ivy league school that offers great programs in management. There is indeed a Restaurant Management program HA 3305, and many students actually work at a restaurant http://www.tavernabanfi.com/the_experience/ha_3305.cfm where they're able to gain experience.
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If You have courses like "Hospitality Management" or "Tourism and Hotel management". "TOURISM" as a course is mostly common. You can choose that if "Hospitality Management" is not available in your school of choice.
There are available agencies that offers tutoring services in various fields like restaurant management. If you want to avail some, you can search the web for offering schools or agencies or you can ask your school if they can recommend some.
The best Hospitality Management School in Texas is called Strayer University, however, Le Cordon Bleu would probably be considered the most unique school to offer the degree, as it is focused solely on restaurant and culinary management where the other school has a broader study base.
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Do any good school on the lines of IIMs provide such a course in risk and change management?