The Culinary Arts Level 1 curriculum is broad and addresses the fundamental concepts of basic cookery, while training covers a diverse range of topics, from kitchen operations and nutrition to knife skills and hygiene. Culinary Arts Level 1 can be taken independently as a Certificate program or transfer credits to the one-year Diploma. Rigorous hands-on kitchen work teaches students cooking techniques, preparation, ingredients, cooking theories, and presentation. Chef instructors combine classical principles and modern trends in the classroom and the kitchen portion of the program.

LaSalle College Vancouver (LCV) opened its doors in 1998 as an English as second language school (ESL). In 2002, the school began to focus and expand on design-based programs such in Fashion Design, Fashion Merchandising, Artistic Make-up, Interior Design, Jewellery Design, Graphic Design, and 2D/3D Animation as well as online training programs in Interior Design, Fashion Marketing, Video Game 3D Modelling, and Administrative Assistant.

Located in an 80,000-square-foot building in beautiful Vancouver, LCV delivers programs with credentials ranging from Bachelor’s Degrees, Diplomas, and Certificates and has been consistently named the top undergraduate school in Canada for video game design by the Princeton Review.

LaSalle College Vancouver prides itself on small class size, a friendly environment, hands-on delivery, and excellent industry-experienced instructors.