Not including employment. In fact, the schools that provide employment are not so good. They may introduce you to a poor employment unit and then collect the benefits from it. The employer will give you a contract with long construction period and low salary, so as to realize the function of extracting labor value. Students generally believe in the school, so the final result is often that students are happy to sign the contract, the school collects the headcount fee, and the employer extracts the labor value, realizing the "three wins".

Chefs are still in short supply. As long as you have real skills, you don't have to worry about not finding a job. However, you should be prepared to start from the bottom when you first enter, but you should also believe that the day will come.