Kitchen leadership for executive chefs
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This course includes

  • Quizzes & knowledge checks
  • Closed captions & dubbing
  • Mobile app (iOS & Android)
  • Hands-on activity

Kitchen leadership for executive chefs

Get executive chef training online! Find out what's in store now that you're in a leadership role and skill up with tips from Glenn Flood.

Intermediate

31m 27s10 lessonsCertificateEnglish, Spanish, Indonesian + 38 Languages

Instructor
Glenn Flood
Glenn Flood

This course includes

  • Quizzes & knowledge checks
  • Closed captions & dubbing
  • Mobile app (iOS & Android)
  • Hands-on activity

Supported by trusted hospitality organizations

This course is supported by leading hospitality organizations, reflecting recognized industry best practice.

Institute of Hospitality

Skills you will gain

Coaching techniques
Manage a team
Motivate others

Course details

The executive chef is the leader of a professional kitchen. Also known as a head chef or chef de cuisine, this person is in charge of all back of house activities, from menu planning and ordering, to rostering and mentoring of kitchen staff.

As an executive chef, cooking will be the easiest job you do. While your culinary skills allowed you to take your career to a leadership position, your managerial and business skills will now get a chance to really shine through. Beyond preparing meals that your customers love, you will have to exercise big-picture thinking to ensure the restaurant remains profitable and your team is continuously developing.

It all comes down to having the right people, the right products, and the right processes in place. If you can bring these together, quality service is guaranteed!

Culinary leadership expert Glenn Flood has worked as a chef and kitchen manager for two decades. In his current role, he looks after a chef brigade that exceeds 1100, serving 18 million customers a year. With a passion for watching others excel, Glenn is dedicated to helping up-and-coming chefs reach their full potential.

In this online course, Glenn shares his industry expertise to help you refine your communication skills, develop an awareness of your management style, identify gaps that are holding you back, and unpack the skills you need to help your business grow.

What you'll learn in the Kitchen leadership for executive chefs course

  • The job requirements, duties, and responsibilities of an executive chef
  • Essential chef leadership skills
  • How to be a great communicator in a leadership position
  • Why strategic planning is crucial in a professional kitchen
  • How to promote teamwork in the kitchen
  • Staff coaching and mentoring tips that will foster a culture of learning
  • The importance of systems in kitchen management
  • How to plan a menu that customers will love
  • The role of back of house staff in customer service

Who the Kitchen leadership for executive chefs course is for

If you work back of house, this is the online course for you! Skill up today with tips from the world’s best and take your culinary career to the next level!

Course content

10 lessons · 31m 27s total · 1 hands-on activity

Course instructor

Glenn Flood
Glenn FloodCulinary leadership expert

Glenn Flood is a chef with over 20 years of diverse industry experience. He has worked across the globe honing his craft, ranging from the ski fields of Canada to five-star hotels, corporate boardrooms and a la carte dining, and Michelin-starred...

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Institute of Hospitality

This course is globally recognized by the Institute of Hospitality and is worth one (1) CPD point.

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Why learn on Typsy?

01
Learn skills you can use immediately on shift

Practical training designed for real hospitality moments.

02
Expert-led training you can trust

Learn from industry professionals who understand real service.

03
Fits into busy schedules

Short, flexible lessons that work around shifts, not against them.

04
Consistency across every role and location

Give individuals clarity and teams a shared standard to follow.