Hospitality & Catering
Join us for a delicious evening filled with culinary delights and hospitality tips - it's going to be a feast for the senses!
Location
Online
Good to know
Highlights
- Online
Refund Policy
About this event
Master the essentials of hospitality and catering with this online course.
Overview:
Hospitality is not just about serving tea with a smile—it’s an intricate balance of service, organisation, and occasionally, the ability to remain calm while someone orders a well-done steak. This online course in Hospitality & Catering introduces the core elements of food service, customer interaction, event support, and kitchen operations.
Whether you're eyeing a career in service or brushing up on industry expectations, this course offers structured insight into food hygiene, catering roles, communication, and professional standards. All from a safe distance—no aprons or spills involved.
Learning Outcomes:
Understand key roles within hospitality and catering services.
- Learn customer service principles for food and beverage settings.
- Explore event planning and front-of-house coordination basics.
- Review kitchen operations, workflow, and service timing.
- Recognise hygiene and food handling rules in catering.
- Examine teamwork and communication across catering teams.
Who is this Course For
- Aspiring catering or food service professionals.
- Hospitality staff needing updated service knowledge.
- Event organisers wanting hospitality insight.
- New managers in restaurants or cafés.
- Customer-facing staff in hotel or venue settings.
- Students considering the catering or events sector.
- Career changers interested in service industries.
- Supervisors managing food or drink operations.
Career Path
- Catering Supervisor – £27,000 average salary
- Restaurant Manager – £30,000 average salary
- Events Coordinator – £28,000 average salary
- Front of House Team Leader – £24,000 average salary
- Hotel Duty Manager – £31,000 average salary
- Food Services Assistant – £21,000 average salary
Frequently asked questions
You’ll learn food service, customer care, hygiene, and basic kitchen skills.
Yes, it's designed for individuals new to the hospitality sector.
No, basic kitchen and service training are usually included.
Yes, it’s useful for roles like waiter, kitchen assistant, or receptionist.
Organised by
Followers
--
Events
--
Hosting
--