Giorik: Induction cooking
Compare countertop induction equipment with your teaching or canteen layout.

Schools & education
Build durable teaching kitchens, training facilities and canteens around supervision, class size, service windows and an easy reset between sessions.
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Plan workstations, storage, cooking and wash-up around lessons and canteen service.
Standardise essential tools for practical classes.
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Match the appliance mix to your menu and busiest service.
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Match slicing, mixing and processing to daily tasks.
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Match storage, cabinet format and access to the plan.
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Plan durable preparation surfaces around equipment.
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Plan rack demand and clean-to-dirty flow.
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Plan consistent workstations, utilities and supervision around simultaneous use.
Explore cooking equipmentCheck rack demand, scraping space and clean storage at class changeovers.
Estimate wash-up capacityStandardise kits and plan tools and work surfaces close to stations.
Plan student kitsHospitality tools
Estimate rack demand and the handling time behind a busy service.
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ICE Group project experience
At The Illawarra Grammar School, two classrooms became a Food Technology facility with eight student workstations, extraction systems, custom stainless benching and integrated services.
Your questions, answered
Share class size, supervision needs, curriculum tasks, station layout, storage and utilities. Identify equipment used simultaneously.
Standardised kits can simplify ordering and replacement. Compare programme requirements with the kit contents.
Our team can discuss equipment schedules and stainless fabrication alongside teaching and canteen workflow.
Education environments need commercial capability with clear supervision, durable construction and simple day-to-day operation. A teaching kitchen is designed around many learners completing the same process at once, while a canteen is designed around safe, efficient production within a short service window. These different needs should be planned separately, even when they share storage or wash-up facilities.
Teacher sightlines, safe circulation and consistent workstation layouts make demonstrations easier and reduce uncertainty for students. Standardising controls, bench heights, appliances and smallwares across stations can simplify lesson planning, maintenance and replacement. Allow secure storage for knives, chemicals and portable electrical equipment.
Services must support the number of students working simultaneously. Confirm electrical capacity, ventilation, water, drainage, refrigeration and wash-up requirements for a full class—not one demonstration station. Landing space around hot equipment and clear separation between preparation, cooking and cleaning are essential.
Repeated use by different learners places unusual demands on handles, controls and accessories. Prioritise commercial construction, simple cleaning and accessible safety information. Stainless work surfaces, colour-coded preparation tools and suitable storage can support consistent food-safety routines between classes.
Map the menu, meals per break, staff or volunteer numbers and the time available for service. Refrigeration, preparation, cooking and hot or cold holding should work together. Energy efficiency and simple controls are valuable, but only if the equipment can recover during peak demand.
ICE Group supplies student hospitality kits, cooking equipment, refrigeration, preparation tools, stainless benches and hygiene products to schools and training providers across Australia. ICE Group also has relevant project experience with education facilities including Keira High School and Moruya High School. For new rooms, upgrades or canteen projects across Sydney, Wollongong, the Illawarra and the South Coast, send the room plan, class size and equipment brief for practical selection support.
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Share class size, learner needs, menu or curriculum, layout and timing. We can help build an equipment schedule around the facility.
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