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RCC Fall Culinary Arts Academy Job Fair

Riverside City College is one of 12 Inland Empire/Desert Regional Consortium (IEDRC) community colleges that are getting the region's students READY for the jobs of today and tomorrow. The California Community College system is the nation's largest workforce development system.

About 70 culinary and baking students and 10 alumni attended the Fall Culinary Arts Academy Job Fair on Oct. 24 at Riverside City College (RCC). The successful event hosted 13 employee-seeking employers, including regional casino resorts and hotels, Disneyland, UC Riverside, and the Mission Inn.

Riverside City College is one of 12 Inland Empire/Desert Regional Consortium (IEDRC) community colleges that are getting the region’s students READY for the jobs of today and tomorrow. The California Community College system is the nation’s largest workforce development system.

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