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Hospitality Operations - Kitchen Management

Program Overview

The Canadian Tourism Human Resources Council (CHTC) anticipates that the food and beverage service sector will grow to employ 1.95-million people by 2015. The CHTRC has also reported that, presently, 68 per cent of employees within this sector are young Canadians.

 

One-year Kitchen Management certificate program will prepare you for a challenging and rewarding career in food operations management. As a student of this unique program, you will learn a range of skill sets including hands-on experience in our on-campus student training restaurant, business practices in accounting, human resources and supervision. The field placement component will allow you to apply theory to practice and help with your transition into a successful job.

 

 

BENEFITS

 

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

• Certificates include the Smart Serve program and the National Sanitation Training certificate

• There is an opportunity to articulate into the second year of two-year Restaurant and Catering program

• Many of this program’s corporate and business partners will hire students during or after periods of work experience

 

 

At A Glance

At A Glance

Industry partners include:

• Moxie’s Grill & Bar

• Swiss Chalet

• Kelsey’s

• Milestone

• Red Lobster

• Jack Astor’s

• Bier Markt

• Shoeless Joe’s

• The Keg

• Tucker’s Market Place

• Duke Pubs

• Negril

• Canyon Creek

• Alice Fazooli’s

• Milagro Cantina Mexicana

PROGRAM OUTLINE

 

Semester 1

College Communications 1

Customer Service: A Modern Approach

Human Resources and Career Planning

Introduction to Hospitality Accounting

Practical Math for Hospitality

Sanitation, Safety and Hygiene

Quantity Food Production

Theory of Food

 

Semester 2

College Communications 2

Principles of Food, Beverage and Labour Cost Controls

Supervisory Practices for the Kitchen Manager

Purchasing for Commercial Kitchen

 Food Production, Practical Supervision

Field Placement – Kitchen Manager