Food and Beverage
27 min! Run Time
Employees
only
of Completion
What you'll learn
Skills covered in this course
Description
Hospitality means the friendly and generous reception and entertainment of guests, visitors, or strangers, and food and beverage service is where much of that happens.
What this course covers:
- The food and beverage side of hospitality work
- Bartending fundamentals as part of HSI's hospitality training
- Serving guests well in food and beverage settings
- How food and beverage fits alongside the wider hospitality topics HSI offers
Hospitality training focused on food and beverage.
System Requirements
See System Requirements in the Coggno Knowledge Base
Author
Food and Beverage
Serving food and drinks in a hotel means knowing the basics of alcohol safety, whether you work in the restaurant or handle room service.
What this course covers:
- The fundamentals of alcohol safety in hotel service
- Blood alcohol concentration (BAC) and what it means
- Staying compliant with the law
- The different types of alcohol served
Finish ready to serve alcohol responsibly and legally.
Food safety is a major responsibility for any hotel food and beverage team. This course gives you a primer on the requirements you need to meet.
What this course covers:
- Your legal and safety responsibilities in food and beverage
- How to protect guests from foodborne illness
- Recognizing and controlling common food hazards
- The role of a food safety plan
You will leave ready to help keep guests safe and your operation compliant.
Welcome to our series on Food and Beverage, a guide on how to operate any food related services in a hotel. This course covers in-room dining or room service. It's a personalized service where guests have the opportunity to order and enjoy food and
beverages in their own rooms. Why would a hotel offer room service? For starters, if provides guests with an intimate and private dining experience. In fact, some guests actually prefer to order room service. It gives the guest a chance to eat in private in the comfort of their own rooms. In this program we are going to cover the basics of room service. We'll start with the equipment you'll need, to the spaces you'll occupy, and then wrap up with how to conduct room service.