Admission Requirements

• Completed Application
• Minimum age of 18 years old
• High School Diploma or G.E.D. is required
• A copy of a valid driver’s license, passport, or photo ID
• Admissions interview, on-site, with an admissions representative
• Demonstrate a desire to work in the respective industry

How to Apply

Complete and sign the program application either manually or electronically and submit at least 15 business days prior to the session start date. Please note, a completed application does not guarantee admission or enrollment in the desired session.

Application Criteria and Processing

Once all admission materials have been submitted and are complete, the admissions committee meets to review the following factors:

• Dedication and ability to complete all program requirements
• Solid learning capabilities
• Ability to work effectively in a small team
• Integrity, a positive attitude, and a strong work ethic
• Commitment to pursuing a career in the culinary arts/foodservice industry

The admissions committee consists of the Instructor, Post-Secondary Specialist, Coordinator, and other staff as invited. The Admissions Committee will render its decision after the OEP/trial period is completed. Applicants will receive notification regarding the status of their admission decision. If you do not receive notification within that time, please contact us via email at info@arcbrowardlearning.com.

Acceptance Process

Decisions from the Admissions Committee fall into three categories:

Accept
Students are notified verbally by the Post-Secondary Specialist with follow-up in writing by mail.  To complete the enrollment process, the enrollment agreement must be completed, signed, and returned to the Post-Secondary Specialist.

Deny
Students are notified verbally by the Post-Secondary Specialist with follow-up in writing by mail.  Students who have been denied admission to a program may contact the program for additional details.  If appropriate, students may reapply to a future session.

Waitlist
Students are notified verbally by the Post-Secondary Specialist with follow-up in writing by mail.  Students are waitlisted when a program session is full.  If a space becomes available before the program session begins, waitlisted students will be notified and may choose to enroll.  Since program inception there have been very few occasions when a waitlist was necessary.  The majority of the time, we are able to accommodate all eligible applicants as they desire. 

Occupational Experience Period (OEP)

The OEP is defined as a period prior to an official admission that assists the committee in determining the applicant’s presumed capability to complete the program, ability to withstand the rigors of the warehouse, and the propensity to learn the material. At the end of that period, the student will be given an official letter stating the decision of the admissions committee.