About me

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 My name is Elena , and I study at Collège Montmorency in the Restaurant Management program, in partnership with ITHQ.


In this program, I take courses such as food science, restaurant management, customer service, and accounting. These courses help me understand how restaurants operate and how to manage them successfully. Through my studies, I am developing skills in communication, organization, leadership, and problem-solving.

This program can lead to careers such as restaurant manager, food service supervisor, entrepreneur, or event manager. In the future, I would also like to gain experience and eventually open my own restaurant. This blog is a space where I share what I am learning and explore topics related to restaurants, management, food, and professional life.

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