Sunday River Resort, state launch culinary training partnership
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Sunday River Resort, state launch culinary training partnership

Mainebiz
June 27, 2018

Summary

Sunday River Resort and the state of Maine have announced a new culinary training partnership aimed at developing the skills of aspiring chefs and food service professionals. This initiative was highlighted by Maine Labor Commissioner John Butera, who presented a Maine Apprenticeship Program sponsor certificate to Cathy Witherspoon, senior vice president of human resources for Boyne Resorts.

This partnership underscores the growing importance of registered apprenticeship programs in addressing workforce needs in the culinary sector. By combining hands-on experience with formal training, these programs create valuable career pathways for individuals seeking to thrive in the retail and food service industries.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This collaboration exemplifies how partnerships between employers and state programs can enhance the effectiveness of apprenticeship initiatives. By investing in culinary training, it not only supports workforce development but also helps to cultivate a skilled labor pool essential for the hospitality industry.

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