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NVQ & APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING : Hospitality
and Catering
NVQ Level 1 in Hospitality
This qualification is intended for people who work in the
hospitality sector in any role up to supervisory level.
Learners demonstrate skills and ability through units grouped to
suit their own occupational area. These units cover the wide
range of skills required to work in the hospitality industry.
The national occupational standards have been developed in
conjunction with industry to ensure input from across the
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At level 1 there is one NVQ qualification in
Hospitality with six routes:
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NVQ Level 2 in Hospitality
This qualification is intended for people who work in the
hospitality sector in any role up to supervisory level.
Learners demonstrate skills and ability through units grouped to
suit their own occupational area. These units cover the wide
range of skills required to work in the hospitality industry.
There is a wide range of optional units for multi skilled staff.
New food safety units have been developed in
conjunction with the food standards agency and a unit covering
healthier options has also been developed in line with current
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At level 2 there is one NVQ qualification in
Hospitality with nine routes:
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Food Processing and cooking
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Multi-skilled Hospitality Service
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Food and Drink Service
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Food and Drink Service (Food Service Only)
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Food and Drink Service (Drink Service Only)
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Professional Cookery (Preparation and Cooking)
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Professional Cookery
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Front Office
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Housekeeping
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Key Skills
In addition to the NVQ you will also work towards Key Skills at the
appropriate level. These are skills that are essential in any
career path. On all courses you will follow a nationally
recognised training and development path which is set by the
National Training Organisation for your Apprenticeship
framework. All learners receive training in Key Skills, up to
level 2 which includes Communication and Application of Number.
Training is delivered on a day release where candidates produce
a portfolio of evidence to meet the standards of the OCR
Awarding Body.
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The course is designed to be demanding and
challenging, and requires a high degree of commitment from
candidates.
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