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Does Carbones Pizzeria provide on-the-job training for orientation?

Carbones_Pizzeria Franchise · 2025 FDD

Answer from 2025 FDD Document

Subject Hours of Classroom Training Hours of On-The-Job Training Average of Hours & Training Days
Orientation 6
Brand Introduction / Systems
POS Training & Financial Management 10
Kitchen Preparation 8
Product Specification Training / Product Cooking 4 20
Opening & Closing Manager Responsibilities 30
Admin Systems: Labor, Ordering, Inventory, Cash 5
Controls, Marketing
Kitchen Supervision 16 MOD (2) 8- Hour Shifts
Delivery Training & Ride-Along 15
Production Set-up, Training & Operation 15
[All Service Models]
Kitchen & FOH OJT: Kitchen/Counter/Dining Room 20
[Express & Fast Casual Model]
Kitchen & FOH OJT: Host/Counter/Server, Dining 35
Room, Bar
[Full Service Model]
Overall Supervision 16 MOD (2) 8-
[Fast Casual] Hour Shifts
Overall Supervision 24 MOD (3) 8-
[Full Service] Hour Shifts
Total [Express Model Only] 15 99 114 Hrs. (12-15 days)
Total 15 150 165 Hrs.
[Fast Casual Model] (18-21 days)
Total [Full-Service Model] 15 173 188 Hrs. (18-24 days)

Source: Item 11 — FRANCHISOR'S ASSISTANCE, ADVERTISING, COMPUTER SYSTEMS, AND TRAINING (FDD pages 15–19)

What This Means (2025 FDD)

According to the 2025 Carbones Pizzeria Franchise Disclosure Document, the initial training program includes an orientation component. However, the FDD indicates that the orientation is classroom-based rather than on-the-job.

The training program for Carbones Pizzeria includes 6 hours of classroom training for orientation. The FDD also details other training subjects with on-the-job training hours, such as POS Training & Financial Management (10 hours), Kitchen Preparation (8 hours), and Product Specification Training / Product Cooking (20 hours). The total training hours vary depending on the restaurant model, with the Express model requiring 114 hours (12-15 days), the Fast Casual model requiring 165 hours (18-21 days), and the Full-Service model requiring 188 hours (18-24 days).

Prospective franchisees should note that while orientation is part of the training, it is delivered in a classroom setting. The FDD provides a breakdown of classroom versus on-the-job training hours for various subjects, allowing franchisees to understand the structure of the training program. This distinction is important for planning and resource allocation during the initial setup phase.

Disclaimer: This information is extracted from the 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document and is provided for research purposes only. It does not constitute legal or financial advice. Consult with a franchise attorney before making any investment decisions.