Wee Little Wahoo Re: Kids (& Adults) Cooking Classes

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Discussion Overview

This thread discusses the organization of cooking classes for both kids and adults, focusing on the experiences of one participant who is setting up these classes through a local college. Participants express excitement and curiosity about the program and its potential for selling Pampered Chef products.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, shares their experience of setting up cooking classes and expresses enthusiasm about the program's approval process.
  • Another participant expresses excitement about the idea and inquires about the approach taken to collaborate with the school.
  • One participant confirms that Pampered Chef products will be available for purchase during the classes, viewing the classes as a means of generating leads rather than a direct source of income.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the approach to selling products during the classes and the overall purpose of the classes, with no clear consensus emerging on the best strategy.

Contextual Notes

The discussion centers around community engagement through cooking classes, highlighting personal experiences and the potential for product promotion within that context.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants interested in community outreach and those considering similar cooking class initiatives may find the shared experiences relevant.

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newmexgirl
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For all of those who wished me well as I prepared for the Kids & Adult Cooking Classes through Community Education at my local college, I've got a wee bit of a wahoo:sing:

Today I followed up with the program director and we fairly firmly set eight classes on the community calendar, one adult and one kids cooking class each month during September through December. If response is good, we plan to continue them monthly. (The program director is really excited about the whole thing:)

I've only got one more level of approval to jump through but anticipate all will go well. I'll receive final approval on my first day at my first PC National Conference.

Thanks to all who kept me in their thoughts:)

Leslie
 
Cool, Leslie! Will you be able to sell PC products to these women, also?
 
Now this is awsome news, congrats. this is a very cool idea. how did you approach the school? i can't find the thread..
 
nevermind found it. looks like an awsome program.
 
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Kacey,Yes, I will be able to sell PC products. The course description says something to the effect of "Pampered Chef products used during class are available for purchase at additional cost". The cost of the class itself will only cover materials and ingredients as I seem to remember reading somewhere that as a Pampered Chef consultant I can't make money "teaching" classes. However, I'm really just looking at it as a lead generation system and just another way to get my name out to the community as a direct sales professional.Leslie
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What age groups are the Wee Little Wahoo cooking classes designed for?

The Wee Little Wahoo cooking classes are designed for both kids and adults, making it a fun and inclusive experience for families. Typically, classes cater to children aged 5 and up, while adults are welcome to join in and participate alongside their kids.

What types of recipes are taught in the cooking classes?

The cooking classes feature a variety of recipes that are both fun and educational. Participants can expect to learn how to prepare simple, healthy meals, snacks, and desserts that are kid-friendly and easy to replicate at home.

Do I need to bring any supplies or ingredients to the class?

No, all necessary supplies and ingredients are provided for the cooking classes. Participants just need to bring their enthusiasm and willingness to learn! However, if you have any specific dietary restrictions, please inform us in advance so we can accommodate your needs.

How do I register for a Wee Little Wahoo cooking class?

You can register for a cooking class through our website or by contacting us directly via email or phone. We recommend signing up early, as classes can fill up quickly due to limited space.

Are the cooking classes suitable for beginners?

Absolutely! The Wee Little Wahoo cooking classes are designed for all skill levels, including beginners. Our experienced instructors provide step-by-step guidance to ensure everyone feels comfortable and confident in the kitchen.

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