
Professional Cheesemonger Program
Our Professional Cheesemonger Program was developed because an increasing number of consumers are becoming passionate about cheese. This has created a demand for professionals who understand the history of cheese making and the methods used to produce the finest cheeses. Cheesemongers can do so much more than just sell cheese. This program helps cheesemongers understand the theoretical and practical aspects of cheese so they can describe where a cheese is from, how it is made, and how to best store and serve it. The required courses help you develop your critical tasting skills through exposure to a variety of cheese styles and regions. In addition to taking part in cheese tastings, learn such specialized skills as cheese menu curation, cheese aging, cheese pairing, and proper sales/service techniques.
Notes
You can attend a Hospitality and Culinary Arts information session for more details.
Completion Details
Once you have completed all the requirements of this program, you can request to receive a certificate of completion using the department contact information on this web page.
Certificate Stream
Core Courses (Six)
This course must be completed first:
Completion order for these only limited by course prerequisites.
- HOSF 9343 American and Australasian Cheeses On Campus
- HOSF 9347 Complex Cheese Pairings On Campus
- HOSF 9452 European, African, and Asian Cheeses On Campus
- HOSF 9375 Methods for Cheese Aging On Campus
This course must be completed last (after all other core requirements):
- Contact Information
- Contact:
- Centre for Hospitality and Culinary Arts
- Email:
- cehospitality@georgebrown.ca
- Phone:
- Office Location(s):


