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   Level 2 Hospitality and Catering

Senior Integrated Programme

Level 2 Hospitality is for students who are passionate about working in the Hospitality Industry. Pre-employment training is not only necessary; it is essential if you are serious about entering this industry through Polytechnics or Modern Apprenticeships.

Successful completion of this course will see students awarded the

National Certificates in Food and Beverages (L2) and Cookery (L2) - 21 credits.

Certificate in Barista Skills (L2/3) and Customer Service (L2) - 12 credits

Training at North Canterbury Community College in Rangiora during term 1 and 2 for the Barista and Customer Service.

Training will be for 8 hours per week on site and Rangiora and work placements are compulsory. Students will also be required to participate in the Salon Culinaire annual competitions.

The programme compliments other schemes such as Gateway, Careers and Skills for Living programmes, work experience and Young Enterprise.

Pre-requisites for this course: 60 or more credits in L1 NCEA and a process of application and interview

All assessment is Industry based Unit Standards from the Hospitality Standards Institute

It is mostly based at Level 2 industry standards.  Some of the Barista assessment is based at Level 3 Industry.

The course is broken into modules of work:

Restaurant training

Using our own Training kitchen and restaurant. Term 1 and 3

Camp cooking

At the Boyle Lodge, making meals for our year 9 students, senior leaders and staff. 
Term 2 and 3

Barista and Customer Service training

Providing coffee at Turning Point Restaurant.
Term 1 and 2

Work Placements

In North Canterbury community.
Term 3 and 4

Competition Work

Competitions are held at CPIT,
Term 2.

The outcomes for this course are:

-       Completions of work placements in the Industry

-       Practical work/competitions in conjunction with the Christchurch Polytechnic

-       Catering experiences through School and through the industry

-       Running the school training restaurant called Turning Point

-       HSI Unit Standard Assessments

-       Certificate of Achievement in Cookery Level 2

-       Certificate of Achievement in Food and Beverage Level 2

-       Certificate of Achievement in Customer Service Level 2

-       Certificate in Barista Skills Level 2 and 3          

Unit Standard Name

Number

Level

Credit

Practise food safety methods in a food business

167

2

4

Cook food items by grilling

13276

2

2

Prepare and present salads for service in a commercial kitchen

13283

2

2

Handle and maintain knives in a commercial kitchen

13285

2

2

Prepare and serve hot and cold non alcoholic  drinks in a commercial hospitality environment

14425

2

2

Prepare and clear areas for table service in a commercial hospitality environment

14434

2

3

Provide table service in a commercial hospitality environment

14436

2

4

Maintain personal presentation and greet  customers in the hospitality industry

14462

2

2

Deal with customer complaints in the hospitality industry

14464

3

2

Provide customers with information about an  establishment in the hospitality industry

14469

2

2

Work in a diverse workplace

377

2

2

Demonstrate knowledge of espresso coffee   heritage, production and culture

17284

3

3

Prepare and present espresso beverages for  service

17288

3

3