Chefs in the making

The 34th Amos Culinary Education Class, with Chef Instructor Michelle Pugh, third from right, prepare to receive certificates of completion on April 15 in Providence. The graduation ceremony marked the end of a 16-week training program for students interested in a career in the culinary arts. Students get classroom instruction and hand-on training, along with job-placement assistance. / COURTESY AMOS HOUSE
The 34th Amos Culinary Education Class, with Chef Instructor Michelle Pugh, third from right, prepare to receive certificates of completion on April 15 in Providence. The graduation ceremony marked the end of a 16-week training program for students interested in a career in the culinary arts. Students get classroom instruction and hand-on training, along with job-placement assistance. / COURTESY AMOS HOUSE

The 34th Amos Culinary Education Class, with Chef Instructor Michelle Pugh, third from right, prepare to receive certificates of completion on April 15 in Providence. The graduation ceremony marked the end of a 16-week training program for students interested in a career in the culinary arts. Students get classroom instruction and hand-on training, along with job-placement assistance.

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