You have made it through freshers week at university or college relatively unscathed. So what’s the next hurdle in student life? Well trying to feed your self on a budget can be a daunting prospective never mind actually cooking. The main advice is eating is essential! You may think that you can survive on booze and coffee but eventually you’ll be ill.

Food  for many of you  will be something that you have just ta (more…)

Today was Italian Labour Day, a big national holiday that presented the perfect opportunity to do a little out of town excursion: a drive around Mount Etna. So together with Jill, a co-student of mine from England, we rented a little two-door Lancia to go on a country driving tour. At 50 Euros the rental was not exactly inexpensive, but we figured it would be worth it to be able to explore the countryside around Taormina.
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Language study travel is not at all new to me. Two years ago I went to the University of Havana to study Spanish, and last year I studied Spanish at two different language schools in Cuernavaca, Mexico. I obviously love the Spanish language and the huge variety of Spanish-speaking destinations, but Italy is a gorgeous country in its own right – another perfect place for a language-study trip.

So my initial three an (more…)

Culinary schools play a very important role for you once you have made a decision to pursue a career in culinary arts. Every culinary school provides varied training aspects and course components. Finding out all about prospective culinary schools is a must, in order to find one that meets your needs. I have gathered a large number of culinary schools and put together their information for you in a clear and concise webpage. This service is fr (more…)