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Apprenticeship Standard: Hospitality Supervisor L3

The Level 3 Hospitality Supervisor Apprenticeship will enable you to develop your skills and knowledge as a supervisor. It will help you gain confidence in supervising your team and the business independently to support your management team.

Why Choose This Course?

The Level 3 Hospitality Supervisor Apprenticeship will support you to work towards a dynamic, successful career in the Hospitality Industry within a supervisory role. The programme will give you the skills and knowledge to take the next step in your career. The College has excellent employer links to support you with your career progression. You will be taught by staff with extensive experience who will advance your knowledge and skills to meet the expectations of the hospitality industry. Individual support, tuition and advice are available from our team of experienced and qualified tutors, assessors, and advisors. This is a 12-month programme with an additional 3 months for End Point Assessment.

To ensure you are working at the required level you will need to achieve a Level 2 English and Maths (where necessary). This will support you on your Apprenticeship and within your career.

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Start date: 01/08/2023

Course code
APHOSP323T
Level
Level 3
Location
Truro College
Duration
1 year
Qualification
Apprenticeship

Top Course Highlights

Small Classes

Experienced Tutors

Industry-Standard Facilities

Excellent Industry Links

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Learn from sector experts

You will be taught by staff with extensive experience who will advance your knowledge and skills to meet the expectations of the hospitality industry.

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Develop work-related skills

During your programme you will develop work-related skills and knowledge to fully support you in your job role and prepare you for an exciting career.

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Excellent employer support and liaison

We have excellent industry contacts to ensure you have ongoing support and development in your workplace.

What Will I Learn?

Units that you will study:

Wider Hospitality Industry
Recruitment
Induction and training your team
Organisational skills
Finance
Leadership skills
Sales and marketing
Customer Experience
Team Development
Excellent enrichment experiences with local Hospitality Businesses.

Knowledge

  • Motivating the team to work according to the business vision and values and to achieve business targets.
  • The financial operations of hospitality businesses and how to source and use financial information relating to your own area of work.
  • How your own business area interacts with others and the organisation as a whole and the standard business operating procedures.
  • Identify, plan for and minimise risks to the business and service.
  • How a variety of technologies support the delivery of hospitality products and services.
  • Effectively organise and coordinate a team to provide required levels of service to meet customer demand.
  • Work with hospitality team members to achieve targets and support business objectives and work fairly with individuals that have diverse needs.
  • Select the best methods of communication to motivate and support team members in a hospitality environment.
  • Identify the knowledge and skills required of hospitality teams. Know how own team fits within the wider business and how to maximise team members’ potential to drive the best results for the business.
  • The importance of customer profiles, how to build them and understand how this enables the business to meet their needs profitably and in line with business / brand standards.
  • The requirements of the product and brand standards of the business. Identify the different leadership styles and supervisory management skills which are effective in hospitality businesses.

Skills

  • Contribute to and monitor operational procedures, working practices and team performance and make recommendations for business improvements.
  • Operate within budget, exercising strict resource control and minimising wastage, using appropriate techniques to manage and control costs
  • Supervise the delivery of a quality service that supports the department in achieving overall business objectives.
  • Monitor the team to ensure they follow processes and procedures in line with business/brand standards at all times.
  • Identify and isolate matters of concern, establish the cause and intervene accordingly to minimise disruption to the service and risk to people.
  • Use available technology effectively in all work activities and performance.
  • Plan, resource and organise the team to meet expected levels of customer demand within business constraints.
  • Set realistic but challenging objectives with the team and work continuously to accomplish the best results.
  • Demonstrate effective methods of communication that achieve the desired results, taking action to correct poor communication within the team.
  • Actively support team members to maximise potential in their role and identify opportunities for development.
  • Coordinate the team to deliver to customers according to their needs in line with business/brand standards, enhancing their experience where appropriate.
  • Implement sales and marketing strategies in your own area, ensuring the team are fully supported to deliver them and make suggestions for future sales and marketing activities within area of responsibility.
  • Use leadership styles and supervisory management skills appropriate to the business and situation. Ensure team members are aware of and follow policy relating to diversity.

Hospitality specialist: Hospitality Supervisors must select an operational area from one of the following specialist functions: –

• Food and Beverage Supervisor • Bar Supervisor • Housekeeping Supervisor • Concierge Supervisor • Front Office Supervisor • Events Supervisor • Hospitality Outlet Supervisor

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Where Will It Take Me?

On completion of the Level 3 Apprenticeship in Hospitality Supervisor you will be fully trained and able to gain more experience and look to progress to a management job role. You could also progress onto a Level 4 Hospitality Manager Apprenticeship.

Entry Requirements

You will attend an interview with the Apprenticeship Advisor who will support you to find a suitable Apprenticeship. Once an appropriate job has been secured with supervisory responsibilities, you will have an interview with our Training Advisor to discuss the programme and your experience and/or performance and attitude will be taken into account.

Assessment Arrangements

End Point Assessment

Prior to end point assessment, the English and Maths components of the Apprenticeship must be successfully completed. (Level 2 GCSE (C) or above in English and Maths.)

EPA methods • On demand tests • Practical observation • Business project • Professional discussion

Information & Support

The Student Support team can see you on a one to one basis and offer advice and guidance on financial, personal and emotional issues. A professional team of staff work together with your tutor and training advisor to support you, so that you can successfully complete your course and recognise pathways to progression after leaving College.

Awarding Body: BIIAB

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What you could earn

  • Chefs
  • Kitchen and Catering Assistants
  • Waiters and Waitresses
  • Restaurant and Catering Establishment Managers and Proprietors
  • Catering and Bar Managers
  • Cooks
  • Customer Service Occupations
  • Hotel and Accommodation Managers and Proprietors
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£31,841

Entry Level Salary

£9,519

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£21,826

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171

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286

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247

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£11,157

Average Salary

£26,667

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120

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£34,619

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£10,474

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£23,731

Annual openings in Cornwall

55

Potential Salary

£28,785

Entry Level Salary

£6,662

Average Salary

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44

Potential Salary

£33,581

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£7,791

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£20,703

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87

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£48,317

Entry Level Salary

£14,517

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58

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