ACCLA organized culinary workshop on making traditional Ganesh Chaturthi sweets and snacks.

American Culinary and Cruise Academy, Margao organized a free culinary workshop on making traditional festive sweet and savory delicacies like chakli, besan ladoo, modak etc.

There is a huge demand for chefs in India and Gulf says Parixit Pai Fondekar, Director, ACCLA

The luxury cruise liners give ACCLA the specifics and their requirements and we ensure that all students here are well prepared with those required skill sets.

Oriental Cuisine Workshop organised at the ACCLA campus

The media snapshot of the Oriental Cuisine Workshop on the local daily – oHeraldo.

Pizza Making Festival article published in the Gomant Varta daily.

Students aged 16 to 25 tried their hands at the art of pizza making at a one-day festival recently, exposing them to a new cuisine, organized by the American Culinary and Cruise Line Acadmey, Margao.

Pizza making festival at ACCLA published in the local dailies

On the Herald English Daily:

On Goa Times:

Article about catering business & taking up a fruitful career as cooks on the Herald English daily

The southern part of the state of Goa has always produced a large number of people that have ventured into the maritime trade as well as the catering line and thus taking up a career as cooks, chefs, etc.

Mexican, Thai and Italian cuisines are popular and comparatively, they are eaten all over the world. However there is only a small percentage wanting to eat Goan food. Hence they prefer what is most ordered, says Madhav Punekar, Principal of American Culinary and Cruise Line Academy, Goa unique culinary institute that gets you off onto the cruise chef path.

Career guidance for the youth – An article published on Times of India.

With the onset of the monsoon in Goa enthusiastic students are surfing the internet or have their eyes peeled at several newspapers for updates regarding job opportunities.

Pizza making festival article on Navhind Times

Pizza making festival article on Goa News Wire