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Restaurant Management

THE RESAURANT MANAGEMENT PROGRAM at Oregon Culinary Institute covers in-depth aspects of food and beverage service, including culinary arts and wine studies. The curriculum also includes management of key processes and employees, including human resource studies and marketing principles. You'll have the opportunity to write a marketing plan for your dream restaurant, steps to success and pitfalls to avoid. Consistently woven through every aspect of the program is the importance of communication skills and critical thinking when working with customers, employees, vendors, and partners.

Oregon Culinary Institute offers an AAS Degree in Restaurant Management, and a Diploma in Restaurant Management. For Vocational Objectives, Program Outlines, Course Descriptions, Program Costs and Disclosure Information click here.

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HOSPITALITY: a hearty welcome to every customer who walks in the door, with the purpose of making their experience gratifying from the start
MANAGEMENT: the ability to greet guests warmly, value customers and employees, and manage a myriad of details - all at the same time
RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT: a program of distinction at OCI teaching the imperatives of service and profitability of ownership

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Restaurant Management Students learning the ropes of running a successful business.

"I would recommend OCI's management program to anyone looking for a more complete understanding of the whole food experience. (It is) a natural follow-up to culinary training. And it's really fun!" – Jane Morrill, OCI Graduate Culinary Arts and also Restaurant Management