
CERTIFICATE IV IN KITCHEN MANAGEMENT
OURIMBAH
Come and fast track your skills and knowledge requirements
as a qualified chef, performing supervisory / team leadership roles in a hospitality / catering enterprise.
In semester 2 in 2005 the Hunter Institute’s Faculty of Tourism & Hospitality implemented a FAST TRACK certificate IV in KITCHEN MANAGEMENT.
A response to hospitality industry needs for supervisory and basic management training for kitchen and catering supervisors, as well as chefs and those who have taken on the responsibilities of successfully managing a kitchen or catering enterprise.
The course is being offered one day per week over one semester (18 weeks), if full recognition for subjects studied in Certificate III in Hospitality – Commercial Cookery is granted.
The subjects offered are in a blended mode, which allows for team research, self paced learning, e-learning, grouping of related information, workshops and exercises.
Highly qualified teaching staff with local, interstate and international technical knowledge, experience and expertise led the workshops and facilitated learning.
The course was concluded successfully in December 2005 with all participants gaining their qualification.
Here is what Ourimbah course participants had to say about their learning experiences in the new “fast track” certificate IV in Kitchen Management:
A new group of Certificate IV Kitchen Management students is already underway and progressing well with their studies at Ourimbah in semester 1 2006.
Employer satisfaction with this new and innovative approach is such, that some have enrolled additional staff from their establishments, to gain the benefits from the course for their work places. They report increased motivation, clearer job definition, better understanding of procedures and enthusiasm and cooperation.
This year we have extended our flexible approach in that we have two students who choose not to attend campus classes, purely due to their work demands. These students have already demonstrated their drive to study outside the classroom environment, by completing some of the subject assessments ahead of schedule. Constant contact with teachers and facilitators is maintained via e-mail and telephone.
Please register your interest ASAP via phone, fax or e-mail.
The next course will commence in semester 2 2006 (July), provided there is sufficient demand. Otherwise consider a course start in February 2007.
Culinary regards,
Knut Hooge
Head Teacher Commercial Cookery
knut.hooge@tafensw.edu.au
T 02-43484354
F 02-43484355