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Student Application Form — Career Cooking Program. Complete this form to begin your application. Seats are limited.

Location: Kitsaki Management Building, 321 21st St E, Saskatoon, SK S7K 1N1

Intake 1: January 4, 2027 – June 4, 2027  |  Intake 2: September 7, 2027 – February 18, 2028

Questions? Contact us at info@athabascaculinary.ca or 306-229-1076.

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Student Information

Indigenous Identity

The Athabasca School of Culinary Arts welcomes Indigenous and Métis peoples intent on developing a career in the culinary arts.

Emergency Contact Information

Education

Applicants with a Grade 12 or GED 12 will need to provide transcripts during the program to meet apprenticeship requirements for accreditation.

Culinary Experience

Program Interest

Program Readiness

Accessibility and Student Supports

Disclosing any learning accommodations with your instructor is important so that training can be adjusted to meet your specific needs. All conversations regarding accommodations are kept private and confidential.

Funding Information

Consent and Declaration

I certify that the information provided in this application is true and complete to the best of my knowledge.

I understand that submission of this application does not guarantee admission into the program.

Submission of this application does not guarantee admission. A team member will follow up with you directly.

Athabasca School of Culinary Arts

A career-focused 22-week Culinary Arts Training Program for the next generation of Indigenous culinary professionals. Training by Industry, for Industry.

SATCC-approved curriculum supplied by North West College. Offered by the Athabasca Catering Group of Companies.

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321 21st St E, Saskatoon, SK S7K 1N1
LLRIB's Urban Reserve • Treaty 6 Territory
© 2026 Athabasca School of Culinary Arts. All rights reserved.Located on Treaty 6 Territory — Traditional lands of the Cree, Saulteaux, Nakota, and the Homeland of the Métis Nation.