Glendowie College Glendowie College

13 Hospitality

13HOS
Subject Description

Teacher in Charge: Mrs S. Gee.

Recommended Prior Learning

Objectives

  • To further students understanding of the needs, demands, knowledge and skills required when working in the Hospitality Industry.
  • To continue developing and extending students ability in the practical skills of food preparation and presentation including commercial cookery methods and their application.
  • To develop students’ knowledge of food hygiene procedures and practices in a commercial kitchen.
  • To further students understanding and knowledge of culinary products and terms.
  • To develop students’ knowledge of basic nutrition in commercial catering.

Content

  • This is outlined in the description of Unit Standards offered.
  • This course will provide students with Level 3 Unit Standards in Hospitality.
  • It is a desired Hospitality Standards requirement that Unit Standards 20666 (for theory units) and 167/168 must be completed and passed before completing any other practical Cookery Unit at Level 2 or above. There is a combination of both theoretical and practical work.

Subject Overview

Term 1
Course Introduction.
Introduction to ServiceIQ and Unit Standards (US) course information.
US 20666: Basic Food Safety and Hygiene.
This is a Level 2 Unit Standard usually taught in 12HOS and 13HOS.
US 168: Demonstrate knowledge of food contamination hazards and control methods used in a food business (L3 C4) - only available to students with US 167.

Term 2
US 18497: Demonstrate knowledge of culinary products and terms In the hospitality industry (L3 C8).



Term 3
US 28106: Demonstrate knowledge of preparing to compete in a culinary arts and restaurant service competition.
US 28107: Prepare, produce and present a product or service for a culinary arts or restaurant service competition.

Term 4
Extra for Experts:
US 17284: Demonstrate knowledge of coffee origin and production (L3 C3).
US 13343: Demonstrate knowledge of basic nutrition in commercial catering (L3 C5).

Faculties:

Non-UE Pathway, Technology


Assessment Policy & Procedures


			
					
					Subject and Associated Costs
										

Course Costs:
$90.00 Consumable food fee.
Associated Costs:
Nil.


Disclaimer

It is important that you complete your option selection by the due date to enable you to have your preferred course of study. Course availability is dependent on numbers and staffing, and course entry will be confirmed at the beginning of the school year.