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Capsicum Culinary Studio courses are internationally endorsed. We work with several industry bodies, including City & Guilds, a global leader in skills development; The Culture, Art, Tourism, Hospitality, and Sport Sector Education and Training Authority (CATHSSETA) and the Quality Council For Trades & Occupations (QCTO). 

International Partners

Our international partners include the Swiss Education Group (SEG), an alliance of five separate Swiss Hospitality Schools; the Business & Hotel Management School (BHMS) in Lucerne, Switzerland; Placement International, a Swiss recruitment and placement company specialising in the luxury hospitality industry, the Culinary Institute of America and more.

Prepare for a challenging, amazing and rewarding international career.

Many young people dream of a career that takes them around the world. If you’re wondering how to do it, you’ve come to the right place.

We help our learners with industry placement and exposure to important players in the culinary and hospitality fields. We also help you to explore international placement and study abroad – in fact, we encourage it.

Our graduates can be found working globally, in boutique establishments, large multi-national hotels and resorts, leading restaurants, and on ships, yachts, planes, and islands. A large number of our graduates have become leaders in their field. Many of them have also developed their own successful hospitality inspired businesses and consultancies. 

Here are some examples of the exciting careers you can look forward to as a Capsicum graduate:

The range of professional culinary and hospitality career options is truly limitless.

Seeds Worth More Than Gold

Food For Thought

The sesame seed is one of the oldest cultivated plants in the world. It was a highly prized in Babylon and Assyria at least 4,000 years ago.

In Hindu legend, the seeds are a symbol of immortality. The Egyptians and Persians ground the seeds into flour, while the Romans made a spread for bread. The people of the Middle Ages prized sesame seeds so highly that they cost more than their weight in gold. While there’s no denying that sesame seeds offer many health benefits, in some cultures of old they were considered to bring good luck and fortune, and thus were one of the most valuable items on Earth.

For The Home Cook

Are you the Heston Blumenthal of your friendship circle? Does your family call you Nigella?

If you love to cook and want to beef up your skills in the kitchen, our home chef courses are right up your alley. Sign up today and become a master chef in your own home.