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Webinar - food teacher training at Leiths
Wednesday, 19 August 2026
Join our Director of Studies, Ben Blackburn, for a webinar exploring what the Level 7 Advanced Certificate and PGCE involves, what funding is available, and how to apply.
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Gain a new culinary skill and build your knowledge of food with this series of day courses. Our Leiths Culinary Masterclass take place at our School in London, the perfect opportunity to taste life at Leiths and leave with new skills.
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Katya Katalinic suffered from a stroke aged eighteen and was not expected to survive. Two years later, she started the Leiths Culinary Diploma.
Leiths open evening
Thursday, 1 October 2026
Join us for our Open Evening at Leiths Culinary School on Thursday 1 October 2026, 6.30–8.30pm and discover how to fast-track your future in food with the Leiths Culinary Diploma.
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Masterclasses
Discover Culinary Masterclasses
Gain a new culinary skill and build your knowledge of food with this series of day courses. Our Leiths Culinary Masterclass take place at our School in London, the perfect opportunity to taste life at Leiths and leave with new skills.
Book now
Masterclasses Shop Katya Katalinic suffered from a stroke aged eighteen and was not expected to survive. Two years later, she started the Leiths Culinary Diploma.
Upcoming EventLeiths open eveningThursday, 1 October 2026Register now →

Join us for our Open evening at Leiths Culinary School, on Thursday, 1 October 2026, 6.30-8.30pm and discover how our Culinary Diploma can launch your career in food. 

 

On The Menu This Month: January

Soufflé dishes at the ready! Our Diploma students are back at it for the Intermediate Term!

The start of Intermediate Term is very much the Diploma equivalent of ‘we’re not in Kansas anymore.’

During the Christmas break, many have shaken off their nerves to do ‘real world’ work experience at restaurants and meal kit companies. But with January here it’s time to leap back into Leiths’ Munchkinland minutiae and do things like tweezing the hairs out of raspberries. I’m joking, but am I really?

Foundation Term, while it may have felt like a small cyclone at the time, was devoted to culinary building blocks like the sweating of onions and the skimming of stock.

Now, our students can begin to dance down the Yellow Brick Road with dishes like Wild Mallard Ramen and Yuzu Mousse. Or a gravity-defying Forced Rhubarb Soufflé as pink and perfect as Glinda’s bubble dress. The recipe, from memory, is based on Phil Howard’s one that uses rice pudding as the panade. “What’s a panade?” I hear you ask. Truthfully, it’s just one of the many wizard-like and wonderful new techniques of the Intermediate Term. So prepare your soufflé dishes and tap your Crocs together, it’s showtime!