Just read this article online at the SUN website thought it would be of interest.
School of Curry' restaurant plea
INDIAN restaurants are calling for a School of Curry as immigration rules keep good chefs out, it emerged yesterday.
There are now 27,000 vacancies for curry house cooks in Britain ? more than two per restaurant.
Hundreds have already been forced to close, it was claimed.
Restaurants are campaigning for a London School of Curry to train chefs over three years.
Nur-Ur Rahman Khondaker, of the Bangladesh Caterers? Association, said chefs who move to Britain must now have qualifications, hygiene certificates and good English.
He said: ?You can?t expect that from a chef coming from Bangladesh. It is killing restaurants.?
Mr Khondaker, who represents 12,000 curry houses, called for Government help for a school.
He said restaurants employ 110,000 and contribute ฃ3.8billion to the economy, adding: ?This will open up the industry. I know many white British people who want to do the job.?
I guess one or two members on this site might want to sign up if this school ever opened.