Commercial Cookery

Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management
(Commercial Cookery pathway)

Provider Code: 00246M
National Code: THH60202
CRICOS Code: 054424G
Duration: 2 years
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Course Description:

This course is structured as an Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management with a Commercial Cookery pathway. It is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary to successfully enter the Commercial Cookery arena and progress through to supervisory and management positions within commercial kitchens.

Throughout the program, students develop industry skills through hands-on experience in our well-equipped kitchen on campus, whilst harnessing unique opportunities with our industry partners and participating in a compulsory 900-hour paid work placement that is built into the program of study.

The program incorporates cuisine-specific units and subjects from the Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management, providing students with the opportunity (grades permitting) to articulate to the final year of the La Trobe University Bachelor of Business (Tourism and Hospitality) program, subject to the completion of a short bridging course.

Bachelor of Business (Tourism and Hospitality) awarded by La Trobe University.

Download a copy of the Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management (Commercial Cookery pathway) equipment list.

Subjects:

Year 1

Introduction to Hospitality Studies

This subject explores the hospitality industry by developing and updating hospitality industry knowledge. The diverse cultural nature of colleagues and customers within the Hospitality industry is also explored.

Kitchen Operations 1

This subject introduces a range of cookery methods to prepare menu items for the kitchen of hospitality or catering operations.

Kitchen Studies 1

This subject introduces the students to a commercial kitchen environment and focuses on the elementary skills that relate to kitchen operations.

Food & Beverage Operations

This subject introduces food and beverage services to customers in a range of hospitality industry enterprises and takes place in our restaurant William Blue Dining.

Food and Beverage Studies

This subject reinforces and develops students knowledge of Food and Beverage operations and acts as a supporting theory component to the practical operations of Food and Beverage Operations.

OH&S and Hygiene for Hospitality Operations

This subject delivers to students the essential knowledge which is required for high standards of hygiene and essential safety practices within the hospitality industry.

Introduction to Business Communication & Management

This subject delivers business communication skills for the Hospitality industry. It focuses on telephone communications, dealing with conflict in the workplace and coaching others in job skills.

Hospitality Information Technology

This subject introduces the role and functions of the Front Office in a commercial accommodation environment and incorporates the practical skills and knowledge required to operate computerised Property Management and Reservation System (Micros Fidelio).

Room Division Operations

This subject allows students an insight into the accommodation areas of the hospitality industry. It provides knowledge on house keeping, and how best to manage quality customer service.

Introduction to Sales & Marketing

This subject introduces students to effective sales and marketing strategies with in the Hospitality industry. Student plan, implement, co-ordinate and conduct sales and marketing activities relating to hospitality businesses.

Introduction to Human Resource Management

This subject focuses on the important role of being able to manage a diverse range human resources whilst combining it with daily work operations common to the hospitality industry.

Kitchen Operations 2

This subject covers a wide range of cookery methods and practical skills in preparing a variety of food.

Kitchen Studies 2

This subject develops student’s culinary skills and knowledge. It focuses on poultry, salads, pastry and sauce production within the environment of a commercial kitchen environment. It is a supporting subject kitchen operations 2 delivery the essential theory behind the practical knowledge.

Kitchen Operations 3

This subject covers a wide range of culinary methods and practical skills in preparing a variety of seafood and meat, including the selection, preparation, presentation and storing of seafood and meat in a commercial kitchen.

Kitchen Studies 3

This subject is a supporting theory component of Kitchen operations 3 and develops the students theoretical knowledge base of the practical experiences that take place in kitchen operations 3.

Introduction to Hospitality Accounting

This subject enables students to interpret hospitality financial operations, and prepare and monitor budgets within a hospitality enterprise.

Food and Beverage Management

This subject give students the knowledge of how best to manage food and beverage stock using a wide range of techniques and technology.

Hospitality Operations & Risk Management

This subject focuses on Occupational Health and safety aspect of Hospitality operations from a management and leadership view point. Food safety system and risk minimization are also explored.

Hospitality Law

This subjective gives students the ability to be able to develop and update the legal knowledge required for business compliance.

Leadership

This subject focuses on the students ability to be able to lead and manage the hospitality workplace of the future.

Year 2

Hospitality Accounting 2

This subject enables students to develop the skills to put construct an effective business plan and mange the financial operations of a modern hospitality enterprise.

Strategic Marketing Management

This subject focuses purely on the skills required to develop effective strategic marketing plans focusing on Hospitality enterprises.

Business Statistics

This subject analyses market data directly relating to the hospitality sector.

Advanced Human Resource Management

This subject focuses on how best to recruit and select staff and then progresses on to management techniques that can be used to monitor staff performance.

Event Management

This subject allows students an insight into the event management field. Students design and develop event proposals and bids along with developing the procedures and systems required for there effective implementation.

Advanced Food and Beverage Management

This subject directly relates to commercial cookery management practices which are connected to the development of food safety programs, monitoring of catering revenue operations and the development of quality control systems with in a commercial kitchen environment.

Accommodation Management

This subject focuses on the management of physical assets with in a hospitality enterprise.

Kitchen Operations 4

This is a practical subject taking place in a commercial cookery environment. The subject develops the students ability to implement and maintain the quality control of all food production processes. A strong emphasis on the establishment and implementation of a food safety program is also a focus during food production .

Kitchen Studies 4

This subject develops the students knowledge to be able to establish and monitor catering costs involved in a commercial environment. The subject investigates the variety of tools available to best do this ranging from manual to computerised control systems.

Work Placement Tutorial

These tutorials allow students the opportunity to prepare for there Industry placement and explain the academic and college requirements for there industry placement.

Industry Placement

This experience is the capstone to the students 2 years of study. Workplacement allows students to put there learning into practice with in a real life industry environment. Students are required to investigate the business they are partnered with and link there learning from term 4 subjects and produce an invesagative report of the business they are involved with.



 
 
 

 






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