BECOME A YACHT CHEF | DEAN HARRISON
Price rises to $997 on August 8th. Lock in $499 now.
Turn Craft Into Freedom
You don't have a money problem, you have a "where did it go" problem. Restaurants pay $2000 to $4,000 a month for 13 to 16 hour days cooking someone else's menu. Yacht chefs earn $48,000 to $160,000+ a year, plus $300 to $1,000 a day in charter tips, with zero rent, zero food bills, and half the year genuinely off when you get to a rotational position.
✅Full online course access (24 videos + lifetime updates), filmed on board 68m and 88m charter yachts, so you see exactly how it's done, not just talking about it
âś…14+ years of mistakes already made for you: provisioning, crew, guests, menu planning, atlantic crossings and everything in between, so you walk onboard already looking like you've done this for years
âś…Bonus handout library: step by step guide to entering the yachting industry, global provisioners list, CV builder and templates, where to find work, prep lists, crew and guest menus, salary and savings trackers, service and galley checklists, certificate and visa guide
âś…Coming 8th of August: the course grows to 35 videos plus a stack of new guides and templates, and you get all of it free
âś…Purchase the course and coaching and receive get bonus 14 days crew menus and 14 days of guest menus
âś…Future course updates and new lessons included at no extra cost
âś…Payment plans available
Price rises to $997 on August 8th. Every month you wait staying on land wages costs more than the course itself.
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Max Hemming
Dean is an exceptional chef and an
even better leader. Calm under pressure, incredibly knowledgeable, and
always willing to take the time to teach and support his team. I genuinely credit a lot of my development as a yacht chef to his guidance
and mentorship.
Sean Connolly
Working under [Dean] not only did I acquire new cooking techniques but
also adapted a new management style as well as essential communication
skills with both guests and crew. His cool demeanour allows for calmness in
the most heated moments and his strong work ethic pairs well with the daily
challenges of running a galley. All in all 10/10!
Leandri Kersch
I worked with Dean on Arience about 5 years ago now, hands down the best
head chef I ever had. He really taught me so many foundational trick of the
trade, and chef hacks, that now to this day I still use - as a sole chef on
50metres. Definitely grateful to have him as a mentor, he’s one of the goats!