Course Syllabus
Semester 1: Module 1: Language (English)
- Communication skills
- Business English
- Customer service language
Module 2: Cookery
- Introduction to culinary arts
- Cooking techniques and methods
- Practical cooking sessions
- Menu planning and presentation
Module 3: Service for Food and Beverage Establishments
- Principles of food and beverage service
- Table setup and etiquette
- Handling guest orders and complaints
- Practical service sessions
Module 4: Computer Applications-Practical
- Basic computer skills
- Reservation and billing systems
- Front desk management software
Module 5: Rooms Division Management
- Front office operations
- Housekeeping and cleanliness standards
- Reservation systems
- Guest relations and problem-solving
Semester 2: Module 6: Food Production-Indian Regional and International
- Indian regional cuisine
- International cuisine
- Menu development
- Kitchen safety and hygiene
Module 7: Alcoholic Beverages and Service
- Types of alcoholic beverages
- Bar setup and management
- Responsible alcohol service
- Practical bartending sessions
Module 8: Catering Science
- Catering principles and practices
- Event planning and management
- Catering for special occasions
- Catering business models
Module 9: Business Practice
- Financial management for hospitality
- Marketing strategies for hotels and restaurants
- Food and beverage cost control
- Business plan development
Module 10: Bakery and Confectionery
- Baking techniques
- Pastry and confectionery
- Bread and cake production
- Bakery management
Course Teaching Methodology:
- Classroom lectures and discussions.
- Practical cooking and service sessions.
- Role-playing for service and guest interactions.
- Computer lab sessions for reservation and billing.
- Industry visits to hotels and catering establishments.
- Group projects and assignments related to hotel management.
- Assessments, quizzes, and practical exams.
- Guest lectures from industry professionals.
Importance for Learners in Career Growth and Self-Employment: This 6-month course provides students with a well-rounded understanding of hotel management, including culinary skills, service expertise, and business management. Graduates can pursue self-employment opportunities by starting their own catering or restaurant businesses. Additionally, they can seek employment in various roles within the hospitality and tourism industry, enhancing their career prospects.