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Maywood Academy Food Truck on KCAL9

Added Jun 11, 2024 •

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are the food truck culture is right here in Los Angeles where there is an estimated 4000 of those trucks on city streets and Nelson La unified students are getting a taste of the action kcals Lori Perez shows us a new program that sparked cooking school Park Business School it's one of two professional food truck software company Intuit donated to LAUSD in January he's equipped with a commercial grade kitchen and of course business software their mobile Labs meant to motivate it's all about small business entrepreneurship 150 culinary arts program are spending less time in the classroom and more time in the real world of food truck operation Food Service management is the main course pushing to consider careers as owners and operator so long before turning on the grill they did market research for the menu designs their brand supply and demand that will be certified and licensed with a health permit so they can start to sell on the street already some students have seen their training pay off your kids talking to me the other day that they went for a job interviews at Cannes but they had their food handler card and they hired him on the spot and they started the next making 20 bucks an hour looking for how this might help down the road has a lot of competitive having fun whether or not they in the food industry this is firing young entrepreneur who helped them reach their ambition in and out of the kitchen that's the basic you want to learn just take the one method when you have to be forced to find a new way they like us how can I learn this quick but if you learn everything in one place then you always have a chance of supervising and getting yourself to a higher level quick starting next year students chosen to work on the food truck after school will be paid interns or need $17 an hour in Maywood

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