Apprentice & Residency Program Applications
Application process for Culinary Residencies and Programs for cooks, artists & writers.
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Apprentice Programs in charcuterie, baking and cooking as well as Creative Residencies for artists, photographers and writers are awarded based on availability. Our classes are deliberately small, hands-on and one-on-one working with professionals and mentors. To facilitate the selection of student to mentor match, we ask that you complete a brief application.
All applicants must submit the following:
- A letter of request regarding intent and experience- 1 page maximum.
- Resume, biography, or artist statement ( including portfolio, video or story clips if appropriate)
- Current photograph (you’ve seen us, we want to see you!)
- Reference contacts- 3.
Upon receipt of application:
- The Kitchen-at-Camont Advisory Board will review and select from the applicants forms.
- Individual applications are considered throughout the year however, priority will be given first to working professionals with limited free time.
- A non-refundable deposit will be due at time of acceptance.
- A limited number of partially-funded residencies are available each year. Please note application for consideration in your letter of intent.
- Payment in full for programs will be required 30 days prior to residency dates.
Rates: Apprentice programs begin at 1500€ per week including room & board; excluding transportation, insurance and personal needs.
Send application to:
The Kate Hill via email at: kitchen-at-camont (at) email (dot) com
If you have any further questions contact us.







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