Students safe in the Kitchen: All my fingers, all my toes
Who Does What: Restaurant Jobs and Service Styles
Funny thing about restaurants: they have a seeming ENDLESS number of jobs and positions, all which relate back to the STYLE of service. This post attempts to clear it up and make things a bit more simple. Attempts to, anyway.
Order Your Next Amazing Boxed Lunch Right Here
When you need a delicious lunch for a bunch of co-workers, ready to go with minimal fuss, choose our boxed lunch catering service. These are sure to take your next boring business meal from bland…
Mis en Place Your Cooking and Life (Better)
Mise en place is a French culinary term meaning 'Everything in Its Place'. It’s Parisian for ‘Getting Your Ducks in a Row’. The idea in culinary terms is you must prepare, measure, cut, and gather…
Panda Express: The Science, Technology, and Engineering Behind Chinese-American Wok Cooking
The Science of Panda Express You've stood in that line. 2:30, the one at Panda Express down the road, twenty other Wekiva students in front of you waiting on fried rice, Mongolian beef, orange chicken.…
Cooking with Dairy: Everything You Need to Master Milk
People have been milking domesticated farm animals as far back as 6,000 years ago. That cow, goat, or yak milk (and the things which are made from it, like cheese or ice cream) are collectively…
Finding and Getting a Job While in High School: Step-by-step
Project map: From beginning to end.
More Than Just a Paycheck: Why Working in High School Can be a Good Idea
Time Management Learning to budget time and to use it well is a skill that many students don’t learn until they’re in college or in their actual careers. Spend three minutes talking to a high…
Interviewing for the Win: Dress Like You Want the Job
What’s the best outfit to wear to a job interview? The answer will vary depending on the type of job and company you’re interviewing with. This post walks you through the different ways you should present yourself in different job interview scenarios.
Understanding New Hire Paperwork: the W-4
When you start a new job, the IRS requires your employer to collect certain information from you, among other new job forms. The human resources department or your boss will ask you to complete the W-4 form. This post explains how to fill it out so you won’t make an expensive mistake.