
Level 3 Hospitality Supervision and Leadership Course in Kendal. Classes run at Kendal College four days a week, Monday to Thursday, during the college day.
The course runs over 35 weeks. Three days are classroom-based, and one evening each week you'll work in the college restaurant during evening service. You'll study the skills needed to supervise teams across hospitality settings, from front of house to kitchen and bar. The course includes visits to local hotels, giving you hands-on experience in real venues. Entry requires a Level 2 Diploma in a related subject, and all applicants are interviewed by a subject specialist.
You'll finish with a City and Guilds NVQ Diploma in Hospitality Supervision and Leadership.
This course runs over four days a week, usually Monday-Thursday. The course is delivered during the normal college day (9am-5pm) three days a week, and one evening will be working in the college restaurant for the evening service (you will need to arrange transport home anywhere between 9pm-11pm).
Students are given the opportunity to participate in many enrichment events over the year. Students will visit local hotels such as Lakeside at Newby Bridge and Beech Hill near Bowness, to gain an insight into how these businesses operate and will be given the opportunity to travel abroad e.g. last year students visited Berlin and this year they are heading to Amsterdam. As well as trips and visits, students will take part in internal, local and national competitions.
The Hospitality department also recruits a Culinary Team who are employed by the college to support additional corporate events, with the money raised going into an end of year foreign experience. Students in previous years have visited top restaurants and hotels in Chicago, Dubai, Toronto, China, Japan and this year will be flying to Italy.
The department runs parents evenings during the year and an End of Year Prize Giving Ceremony. The department also invites five guest chefs into college to give students specific skill demonstrations.
All of our learners will be given support with their English and Maths skills where relevant to their main course. Those students who have not yet achieved a Grade 4 (or C) at GCSE in these subjects will continue to work towards these important qualifications at a level suited to them. However, students will still have to achieve the stated Entry Requirements before they start the course.
This course develops your skills front of house and you will be given responsibility to lead a team of level 1 and level 2 students, delegating tasks to them and supervising their progress.
The following will also be covered:
Fun
A Level 2 Diploma in a related subject.
All candidates will be interviewed for these courses by the subject specialist and in some cases a trade test may be required.
NB: Enrolment on this course is dependent on meeting the Entry Requirements stated above.
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