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Hospitality Management - Restaurant and Catering
Program Overview
The Canadian Tourism Human Resources Council (CTHR) anticipates that the food and beverage services sector will grow to employ 1.95 – million people by 2015. The CHTRC has also reported that 68 per cent of employees within this sector are young Canadians.
Two-year Restaurant and Catering diploma program will prepare you for a challenging and satisfying career in restaurant operations management. You will learn skills that are essential to this segment of this industry, including menu management, beverage knowledge and bartending.
In addition, you will also spend two days per week in a placement at a restaurant or a hotel. This placement will give you the practical experience to complement the theory learned in class.
BENEFITS
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
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Courses cover business practices in accounting, purchasing, human resources, supervision and cost control
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You’ll gain practical experience with some of Canada’s largest restaurant companies through the school’s two-days-a-week placement
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Certifications include the Smart Serve program the National Sanitation Training certificate
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Many of this program’s corporate and business partners will hire students during or after periods of work experience
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
Semester 3
Menu Management and Design
Cuisine of Diverse Cultures
General Education Elective
Global Citizenship: From Social Analysis to Social Action
Beverage Knowledge and Bartending
Principles of Hospitality Management
Semester 4
Hospitality Industry Issues
Dining Room Management
Field Placement – Restaurant Catering Management
Hospitality Managerial Accounting
Marketing Strategies
Note: minimum C grade required in all courses.
At A Glance
Our industry partners include:
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Swiss Chalet
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Kelsey’s
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Milestone
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Red Lobster
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Shoeless Joe’s
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The Keg
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Jack Astor’s
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Canyon Creek
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Alice Fazooli’s
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Milagro Cantina Mexicana