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This program covers kitchen fundamentals, cooking techniques, baking, world cuisines, nutrition, and gastronomy science. It blends theory (30%) and practice (70%) so you gain both knowledge and hands-on skills.
Minimum age: 16. The candidate must have completed SPM (or its equivalent) or hold a valid high school leaving certificate.
Yes. PTPK offers interest-free loans, and KAGC provides early-bird discounts and flexible payment options.
The course runs for 9 months of classroom and kitchen training, followed by a 6-month industry internship, totaling 15 months.
Yes. You will get an introduction to modern gastronomy techniques, creative plating, and innovative cooking methods alongside traditional culinary training.
Malaysian students (ages 16–22) with at least a high school diploma, SPM, or equivalent can apply. A passion for cooking and basic English proficiency are important
Absolutely. After finishing the classroom portion, you’ll complete a 6-month internship at a partner hotel or restaurant in Malaysia, gaining real work experience.
Graduates often work as commis chefs, sous-chefs, pastry chefs, or restaurant supervisors in hotels, resorts, cruise lines, and catering companies. Some start their own culinary businesses.
Visit our Admissions page or Contact KAGC College for application forms and guidance.
Our Advanced Diploma in Culinary Arts & Gastronomy is jointly accredited by Jabatan Pembangunan Kemahiran (JPK) and City College Birmingham. These strategic partnerships ensure that the program meets international culinary education standards, blending practical kitchen training with global gastronomy knowledge. Graduates gain strong credentials for both local and overseas career opportunities in the food and hospitality industry.