Dreams do come true, y'all. It's always hard to choose a major, but picking one just became a little bit easier now that you can study pizza (you read that right). England's Manchester Metropolitan University is joining forces with Pizza Hut so students can study pizza.
According to Manchester Evening News, Pizza Hut is creating 1,500 apprenticeships where students in the program will learn a range of skills from food production to financial analysis. The food chain and university plan to run the program for the next five years. College students with a level 1 up to degree level will be able to qualify for the program. Lower level students, who are not enrolled at the university, can be trained within Pizza Hut. It is unclear when the program will launch.
The director of Pizza Hut HR, Kathryn Austintold the Manchester Evening News that the company plans for the course to broaden the skill sets of students studying the subject. "Over the next few years we will work hard to provide our apprentices and team members with the best training and development so that we can equip them with skills for life, not just for working in a restaurant." Pizza is definitely a skill set you want to have for life.
