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Hospitality & Food Skills

School of Culinary Arts

Practical food preparation, kitchen skills, hygiene, customer service and entrepreneurship.

Chef preparing food in a professional kitchen

Overview

About this school

Build practical kitchen and hospitality skills for food service environments and small food enterprises. Training emphasizes safe food handling, consistency, presentation, workplace discipline and customer care.

5 programmes

Programmes in this school

Availability can change by intake. Admissions confirms the timetable, fee, duration and start date for the programme you choose.

  1. Culinary Arts

    Develop practical food preparation, kitchen organization, professional habits, presentation and service skills for hospitality environments.

  2. Food Preparation & Kitchen Practice

    Learn preparation methods, workstation organization, ingredient handling, portion awareness, cleaning and efficient kitchen workflow.

  3. Basic Baking & Pastry

    Build introductory baking skills, measurement discipline, mixing methods, oven awareness, finishing and presentation.

  4. Food Hygiene & Safety

    Understand personal hygiene, cross-contamination prevention, cleaning routines, safe food handling and responsible kitchen practices.

  5. Hospitality Customer Care

    Strengthen communication, service etiquette, guest handling, teamwork and professional conduct in hospitality settings.

Skills & outcomes

What you will learn and where it is used

Skills you build

  • Food preparation techniques
  • Kitchen organization
  • Food hygiene and safety
  • Basic baking
  • Presentation and service
  • Cost awareness and portion discipline
  • Customer care

Work & enterprise pathways

  • Kitchen assistant
  • Cook
  • Catering assistant
  • Food service attendant
  • Small catering entrepreneur

Who it suits & how it is taught

Learners and delivery

Who it suits
Aspiring cooks, catering assistants, food entrepreneurs, hospitality workers and learners seeking practical kitchen skills.
How training is delivered
Kitchen demonstrations, supervised preparation, hygiene routines, practical food production, presentation and customer-service exercises.

Before you enrol: Course schedule and available modules depend on the current intake. Admissions provides the latest information. Successful participants may receive an ABIFLO TTI completion or participation certificate subject to course requirements.

Admissions

Talk to admissions about the current intake

Ask about the course you want, current availability, fees, timetable, duration and any tools or materials you may need before enrolment.

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