Food and Drink Service/Front Office (Apprenticeship)
Length | Entry requirements | Fees
Why take this apprenticeship?
• You get to train in professional food and drink service or front office/reception skills and gain a good grounding in the industry.
• If you lack confidence, there's lots of support.
• You earn as you learn, with a personal training plan and the best of both worlds - college and work.
How does an apprenticeship work?
What you can expect from us
- Our fully trained professional team of staff will create a clear development plan for you and offer you support motivation and regular feedback on your progress.
- We'll keep in touch with you at your workplace including visits.
- We'll always give confidential and impartial information, advice, guidance and support to help you achieve your goals.
What we expect from you
- You'll be passionate and enthusiastic about your chosen industry and committed to the programme.
- You need to be willing to do some work on your own.
- You'll be assessed at your workplace, you need to prepare for and attend these assessment visits and any other appointments.
Tell me about the course in general
This excellent training programme is designed to train you in food and drink service or front office/reception skills. While you're in college you will take part in practical skills sessions, portfolio building, theory and IT sessions. You'll also work
alongside others as part of a team.
What qualifications will I get?
An NVQ Level 2 in Food and Drink Service or Front Office, plus relevant technical certificates and Functional Skills qualifications.
What can I go on to next?
You will be able to apply for positions in a wide range of businesses, or move on to our Advanced Apprenticeship in Hospitality Supervision.
How will I be assessed?
You will be assessed throughout your course in different ways, including observation of your skills, practical and written assignments and projects.
Length
- Full time: Between 12 and 15 months, depending on your age and ability.
- You'll spend four or five days in work, and one day in college.
