CAHM, in partnership with the William Angliss Institute Australia (RTO 3045), offers internationally benchmarked qualifications and industry-grade kitchen facilities designed to meet global competition standards.
“The facilities at CAHM are exceptional; world-class kitchens, top-tier workstations, and a training environment that truly prepares students for international challenges,” said Chef Rohan Fernandopulle, President of Bocuse d’Or Sri Lanka.
Alan Palmer, Event Coordinator of Bocuse d’Or Sri Lanka, added:
“Sri Lanka has been part of the Bocuse d’Or legacy since 2010, and the support from CAHM and the William Angliss Institute has given our contestants the professional stage they deserve.
These facilities meet the rigorous standards of global competitions, which is vital for nurturing culinary excellence.”
Located at the SLIIT Malabe main campus, CAHM is a purpose-built, fully integrated hospitality institute, producing graduates who excel locally and internationally.
Through its partnership with William Angliss Institute Australia, CAHM continues to raise Sri Lanka’s global culinary profile.
The Bocuse d’Or Sri Lanka Finale not only celebrated the country’s top culinary talent but also showcased the transformative impact of world-class education and training facilities.
Further information about CAHM is available at www.cahm.lk.
Photo captions left to right Chef Rohan Fernandopulle, President of Bocuse d’Or Sri Lanka (Right), and Chef Alan Palmer, Event Coordinator of Bocuse d’Or Sri Lanka (Left). and Participants in action.