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For those passionate about cooking, there’s intriguing news: you can land a government job with a salary of up to Rs 50,000, even by preparing simple dishes like dal-rice. This might seem unusual, but there are numerous career paths in the culinary field that offer attractive salaries. Counselor Pratibha Jain outlines the career opportunities available. According to Jain, “Cooking extends beyond the kitchen and has evolved into a professional field with various career options in both government and private sectors.” She points out that government institutions such as schools, colleges, hospitals, army canteens, and other offices need government cooks. Positions are available in these places with salaries ranging from Rs 25,000 to Rs 50,000.
Madhuri Sharma, the training coordinator at Canara RSETI, adds that there are multiple career avenues in cooking that can fulfil the ambitions of youth. One such path is becoming a food inspector, which requires knowledge of cooking and food science. Food inspectors are employed in government departments, offering stable and well-paying jobs. Skilled cooks are in high demand in government hotels, guest houses, and railway catering.
To pursue a career in cooking, a 12th-grade education is required. For those aiming for advanced positions, a hotel management course or diploma in cooking can be beneficial. Training from a reputable institute will enhance your cooking skills and expertise in various dishes. Gaining practical experience through internships at renowned hotels or restaurants will also boost your job prospects.
Competitive exams for government positions may include questions about cooking, so having both general and technical culinary knowledge is important. Networking is crucial for job opportunities in cooking, and staying updated through government websites and job portals can be advantageous. In government cooking positions, you can enjoy a regular salary, job stability, and various government benefits. As you gain more experience in this field, you’ll see an increase in both your salary and opportunities for promotion.
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