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In the year of Expo the University of Urbino has
created a new course that will train students for a profession that is directly linked to the Italian tradition of food, well-being and storytelling.
Multiple opportunities
jobs
The new figure, presented during the Expo, is
called Narratore del gusto e della cultura, Comunicatore del benessere, Selezionatore delle tipicit italiane (that we might translate as a Storyteller of taste and culture, Communicator of well-being and Selector of Italian authentic products); the course will be held within the Corso di Alta Formazione (High Training School) of the prestigious college in Urbino. Admission requests can be submitted through Sept. 5th. This new profession will have multiple job opportunities in the food industry, in hotels and restaurants and in the larger eno-gastronomic tourism sector, says Rodolfo Coccioni, professor at the Universit di Urbino. Its the first time ever that such a course has been created globally and it will establish a direct link with all the related industries. In fact, the Corso di Alta Formazione will set up a network of agencies, food industries and international teachers.
New figure meets old
traditions Food and wine represent a huge part in Italys richness: the country is a haven of top quality food and wine. The new Narratore del gusto will be tasked with capitalizing the 5 Ts: Tradition, Territory, Transparence, Traceability and all that is authentically Italian (Typical). The course is intended for all graduates who dont have a job or who want to change their current
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profession, adds Prof. Coccioni. Its a role that
companies already request in Italy and abroad and our course fills a gap by offering adequate training. The large food and wine industry including food and wine tourism is one of the most dynamic economic sectors in Italy; at the same time companies abroad look for this new role as they need a professional who is able to tell the Italian product.
Telling the future of the
Made in Italy Telling the stories of our products is an art we still have to learn, according to Prof. Coccioni. Most of all we still have to fully understand the link between the product and the earth. From the characteristics of the soil to the historic and cultural context, this new role will help shape the Italian top-quality products and drive their growth. Italy has quality in so many areas, from art to landscape, from history to territory and soil a soil that makes our food and wine unique. The new Narratore del gusto will be able to tell our good products, select the Italian typical food and wine, recognize quality and authenticity and link the product with the territory and its history; he/she will communicate well-being, using all five senses to help appreciate and enjoy food and wine in all their aspects, and have the vision to see what the foods of tomorrow will be, always preserving quality and Made in Italy.