A City of Glasgow College lecturer has won a prestigious national award in culinary education.
Professional Cookery lecturer Kenneth Hett has been honoured with the esteemed Peter Jukes Fellowship Award for Education at the Master Chefs of Great Britain 40th Anniversary Dinner held earlier this month.
This recognition bestowed upon him, stands as a testament to his dedication and expertise in the culinary arts.
He said: "Being awarded the Peter Jukes Fellowship award for education by the Master Chefs of Great Britain is truly humbling.
"I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to contribute to the culinary arts community in such a meaningful way allowing me to support and guide the future of our industry."
George McIvor, chairman of The Master Chefs of Great Britain, said: "I wish to congratulate [Kenneth] on your amazing success as being named the Peter Jukes Fellowship award winner for Education 2024.
"This award had unanimous approval from the entire master chefs committee.
"For me, your ability to deliver to such a high standard of training to the City of Glasgow College students and beyond is testament to your skill and dedication to our profession.
"I am personally so proud of you. With Lady Claire Macdonald I enjoyed hugely being able to congratulate you in person at Prestonfield House."
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