Catering and Hospitality

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Catering and Hospitality

Everyday tasks for catering staff acting on verbal instructions from chef or supervisor making and receiving telephone calls discussing work plans following recipes preparing food reading temperature and time charts taking notice of safety and hygiene signs operating kitchen equipment according to instructions filling in records of stock receiving and checking deliveries completing accident book or hygiene records weighing dry ingredients measuring liquids, mixing and dividing food setting temperature of ovens timing cooking writing orders making notes

What skills? Speaking and listening listen carefully to follow oral instructions accurately, e.g. changes to recipes, menu planning, timings for food preparation, health and safety measures discuss straightforward information with other staff (supervisors and colleagues), e.g. work schedules, problems, ideas for menus ask sensible questions of other staff to obtain information, e.g. on numbers to be catered for, menus, details of processes speak clearly and distinctly to be heard above kitchen noise

Reading obtain information from tables and charts, e.g. weights, cooking times, oven temperatures understand straightforward written notices, e.g. safety rules, hygiene regulations, food labels follow written instructions to carry out a task, e.g. recipes, storage instructions, customer orders, details on use of equipment act in accordance with graphical signs, e.g. safety warnings, fire equipment, symbols relating to storage and freezing food, nutritional content Writing complete records accurately, e.g. deliveries, orders, time sheets, work schedules, accident book note messages clearly from telephone calls and other conversations, e.g. from suppliers, customers, colleagues, regulatory bodies

Number skills record quantities, weights, temperatures, times, e.g. stock lists, orders, schedules of work, fridge/freezer temperatures understand tables, e.g. conversion tables for weights and temperature, cooking times, shelf life of food weigh dry ingredients accurately measure liquid volume accurately, e.g. Iiquid ingredients, cleaning and sterilising fluids set and check temperatures accurately, e.g. ovens, microwaves, fridges and freezers, meat thermometers measure and calculate time using timing devices and calendar, e.g. cooking, defrosting and re-heating times, work schedules, planning meal preparation, delivery dates, stock rotation work out ratios for larger/smaller numbers than recipe states and to allocate portions

Communication skills needed to work in catering and hospitality reading understanding straightforward written and graphical information, e.g. recipes, orders, safety signs and notices, labels, instructions on equipment writing completing forms and records, writing notes, e.g. orders, stock lists, hygiene records, accident report book, telephone and other messages speaking and listening talking face-to-face and on the telephone with individuals and groups, e.g. colleagues, managers, suppliers, inspectors Numeracy skills needed to work in catering and hospitality numbers recording quantities, weights and temperatures, understanding tables and charts, e.g. stock lists, conversion tables, temperature charts weights and measures weighing dry goods, measuring liquid volume, using ratios, e.g. mixing food, diluting sterilising and cleaning fluids, controlling portions temperature setting and checking heat/coldness, e.g. ovens, microwaves, fridges, freezers time setting and checking times, scheduling activities, e.g. cooking, defrosting, meal planning, work schedules

To start work or undertake an NVQ in Catering and Hospitality the skills needed are: NVQ 2 Food Preparation and Cookery Reading Writing Numeracy Speaking and Listening National Curriculum levels 5 5 4 5 Adult Literacy and Numeracy Standards 1 1 E3 1 For more information, download the Skills and Work user notes on www.basic-skills.co.uk/dep

A1905 For further information contact: The Basic Skills Agency, Commonwealth House 1 19 New Oxford Street, London WC1A 1NU Tel: 020 7440 6519 Email: dep@basic-skills.co.uk www.basic-skills.co.uk/dep