No prior learning is required for this subject, however, Junior Food is helpful.
Students are expected to complete Year 2 of this Certificate.
New Zealand Certificate in Hospitality Level 2
This NZQA-approved course utilises Service IQ Cookery Level 2 Unit Standards which will be delivered over 2 years. The course is designed to give you an insight into aspects of working in a commercial kitchen and foundational cookery and front-of-house skills. It will provide an introduction to the skills and knowledge required for someone considering a career in the Hospitality and/or Food Technology industry. Students will usually cook three times per week in the commercial kitchen.
The Year 11 NZ Certificate in Hospitality course is assessed against nine Unit Standards which total 20 credits in the first year. All work is internally assessed through written tests and practical tasks. Unit Standards have only one level of competency – standards are either Achieved or Not Achieved.
Work throughout the year will be internally assessed through tests and practical tasks. There is no external assessment for this course.
The course will be continued in Year 12 Hospitality: Food and Beverage which will deliver the remainder of the credits totaling 41 credits at Level 2. Students will participate in live Restaurant Assessments. Espresso coffee will be taught for this course but not assessed.
Topics Include:
Food Safety/Contamination Prevention
Safe knife use
Problem-solving in the hospitality industry
Maintaining a safe and secure environment for people in the hospitality industry
Baking
Salads
Sandwiches
Grilling
Mocktails
NOTE: Students are expected to provide some perishable foods for practical lessons. Details of this will be available on Schoology to help assist the organisation of this.
Baker, Butcher, Cook, Bartender, Hotel/Motel Manager, Cafe Worker, Waiter/Waitress, Cafe/Restaurant Manager, Kitchenhand, Chef, Hotel Porter, Maitre d’Hotel
Contributions and Equipment/StationeryNo fees are required for this course (currently covered by Gateway funding).
Students will be expected to provide some perishable foods each week.