Level 2 Hospitality and Level 3 Hospitality Supervision & Leadership
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For people working in the hospitality industry.
Is this course right for me?
The course combines Level 2 Hospitality and Level 3 Hospitality Supervision & Leadership.
There are several qualifications offered at this level for those in employment, depending on the area within hospitality learners wish to specialise in:
- Food and Beverage
- Food Production & Cooking
- Hospitality Services
- Supervision & Leadership
What are the entry requirements?
- No formal entry requirements
- You will be expected to be in relevant job role
- Each application is considered on individual merit
- Entry is subject to attending a course meeting or informal interview
- Learners must be at least 16 years old
Current student - what are the entry requirements?
- Not applicable
What will I learn?
Level 2 Hospitality
- Food and Beverage – Suitable for anyone working in a hospitality role serving food and/or drink to customers – ideal for waiters/waitresses and bar staff
- Food Production & Cooking – Suitable for anyone working in the kitchen assisting the chefs with preparing and cooking dishes
- Hospitality Services – A generic qualification suitable for a range of roles such as KPs, waiters/waitresses, bar staff, hotel/restaurant receptionists, front of house staff
Level 3 Hospitality Supervision & Leadership
Preparing learners for supervision and leadership roles; covering the make up of the hospitality industry, communication, leading a team, supervision of customer service, stock control and the effective use of resources.
Will I need to study additional English & Maths skills?
You may need to study an additional skills course depending on:
- the course you are taking at College
- what grades you gained in your GCSE Maths and/or English Language
Below to find out what skills course you may be taking at College.
Work-based, progression pathway programmes within the Built Environment Faculty – you will study Essential Skills Wales (ESW) in Application of Number and Communications.
Jobs Growth Wales (JGW+) programme – will be timetabled into literacy and numeracy sessions. To discuss the opportunity of attending a GCSE resit programme, in addition to their JGW+ timetable, please contact skills@pembrokeshire.ac.uk
Life Skills Academy programmes – you will have opportunities to upskill in English and Maths through Wales Essential Skills Toolkit (WEST) / Century or attending Essential Skills classes.
All other courses and those who have progressed through the internal progression route:
Upskilling Destination Programme – an hour and half session a week developing essential research skills, critical thinking, and academic writing techniques, supporting literacy, numeracy, digital literacy and employability skills
A one year GCSE Resit Programme in GCSE Mathematics Intermediate Tier (Welsh or English medium) / GCSE English Language
A one or two year pre-GCSE upskilling course in required subject/s – The priority of this programme (Foundation Maths for Mathematics pathway) is to build fundamental skill and knowledge, to prepare learners for progression onto the one-year, intermediate tier resit programme.
A one year pre-GCSE upskilling course in mathematics – The priority of this programme is to build fundamental skill and knowledge, to prepare learners for progression to the Foundation Maths programme.
Can I do this course in Welsh?
How will I be assessed?
- Continuous assessment during the course
- Portfolio of evidence
- Online examination
What can I do next?
Progress onto the next level if available or continue with employment.
Do I need to bring/buy any equipment?
- No additional equipment required
Any costs above are approximate and may change.
Are there any additional costs?
- No additional costs
Any costs above are approximate and may change.
