breakfast, lunch, and dinner :D
It takes up to 2- 3years of training depending on what you want to be.
A chef can be trained to become one within 2 years minimum. The formal classical training required of a chef takes much time and patience. The 2 year mark usually isn't enough time for a chef to be competitive within the field.
10 years
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2 years
Wanting to become a certified chef? There are many options to choose from, including the prestigious Cordon Bleu school of Culinary Arts to simple Sous Chef training. Many chefs begin with on-the-job training, and therefore experience varies.
Alot will depend upon how detailed a chef you wish to be. To become a professional sous' chef or pastry chef, for example, will take about 11 weeks of training. However, to become a Grande Chef takes about 10 months! Not something to rush into, so make sure you want to do it before you try.
2 years :D
Many community colleges teach this and so do vocational schools.
12 The chef at my favorite restaurant went to college for two years and a cooking school for a year.
There is no education that is required for being a pastry chef. Many people consider bakery school to help a great deal, however.
There are many different programs that are available that will teach you how to become a chef. If you look at http://www.culinarybusiness.com you will be able to find a program near you.