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Ice Carving Training Certification Programs
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An AICD graduate proudly
finishes one of his projects
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| AICD Student Gallery |
Below are some examples of the design and ice carving techniques our students learned. Each of the projects were completed during actual instruction in the AICD studio. The projects were designed to fit the needs of the companies that sponsored their instruction.
Because of AICD's success in integrating the combined experience of world class ice carvers, award winning art educators, and top executive chefs, our students are capable of developing advanced ice carving and design skills that will give any hotel, country club, caterer, or culinary school the competitive edge that is so important in today's market.
The ice carving industry is growing at a phenomenal rate in the U.S and around the world. AICD is dedicated to providing the safest and most comprehensive ice sculpture training possible for companies seeking to employ highly qualified, certificated ice carvers.
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"Paul, I would like to Thank you for doing an awesome job in my training for the Ice Carving Class. I thought you did a great job and it was a pleasure to have had the privilege to meet such a genuine person. I look forward to putting all that you taught me into practice and "doing my homework". If you ever need a letter of recommendation, please let me know, I can't say enough about my experience with the training I've received from you. The training was very professional. It will also be my privilege to recommend you for this class.
Thank you very much for everything! I hope I have the privilege of working with you on my masters."
Gonzalo Higareda, Executive Chef, Oak Tree Country Club, Tehachapi, CA
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Chefs and ice carvers from around the U.S. are shown
working on some of
their student ice carving projects in the specially designed AICD studio.
Click on images for enhanced view.
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