Apprenticeships

Hospitality Supervisor

Level 3

This Apprenticeship provides the skills and knowledge needed for employment as an Improvement Technician.

Qualification

Hospitality Supervisor

Qualification Level

Level 3

End Point Assessment Centre

TBC

Instruction Language

English

Qualification Duration

18 months (this does not include EPA period)

Included in

Our Green Skills Pathway

Employer Funding & Incentives

Funding

As of the 18th March 2024 the government announced significant changes to apprenticeship funding, aimed at supporting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in their hiring of young apprentices. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak unveiled plans to eliminate SME co-investment payments for apprentices under the age of 22, alongside increasing the transfer limit of apprenticeship levy funds from 25% to 50%.

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Incentives

Employers could get £1,000 each for taking on an apprentice who is either:

  • aged 16 to 18 years old, or
  • aged 19 to 25 years old and has an education, health and care (EHCP) plan or has been in the care of their local authority

 

What you can use the payment for
The payment is different to apprenticeship levy funds, so you can spend it on anything to support your organisation’s costs. For example, on uniforms, your apprentice’s travel or their salary. You do not have to pay it back.

 


 

Included in the Green Skills Pathway…

As part of our commitment to the environment, we are proud to offer an exciting opportunity for our apprentices. With every apprenticeship, learners will receive full funding to study our level 2 sustainability and environmental awareness short course, completely free of charge! Discover more about this fantastic course by clicking here.

 

Who is this course suitable for?

 

Hospitality Supervisors provide vital support to management teams, independently supervising services and running shifts across bars, restaurants, hotels, and events venues.

 

Behaviours

These are the personal attributes and behaviours expected of all Improvement Technicians carrying out their roles

  • Demonstrate a personal drive to achieve the business values, vision and objectives.
  • Operate astutely and credibly on all matters that affect business finance.
  • Operate with a quality focus to achieve the best for the business.
  • Positively support the benefits of working within standard business operating procedures.
  • Be solution-focused and remain calm under pressure.
  • Adopt a constructive attitude to dealing with problems and driving a positive outcome.
  • Champion the responsible use of technology.
  • Encourage the team to demonstrate personal pride in their role through a consistently positive and professional approach.
  • Strive to continuously improve the effectiveness of personal communications.
  • Encourage team members to see the importance of their role within the wider business.
  • Encourage team members to recognise opportunities for development.
  • Proactively encourage a customer-centric culture.
  • Be proactive in supporting sales and marketing activities.
  • Demonstrate a belief in the brand and product the business offers.
  • Lead by example to maximise performance.
  • Act as a role model.
  • Operate in an empathic, fair and consistent professional manner.
  • Demonstrate passion for high-quality food and drink products.
  • Demonstrate passion for high-quality service.

Course Costs

This course is funded by the UK Government. The value of this training is:

£6,000.00

Employer 5% contribution

£300

End Point Assessment Cost (Paid by Kiwi)

£TBC

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OCCUPATIONAL BRIEF OF STANDARD

KNOWLEDGE

  • Understand own role in motivating the team to work according to the business vision, values and targets.
  • Understand the importance of providing the best service for customers.
  • Understand the financial operations of hospitality businesses.
  • Know how to source and use financial information relating to own area of work.
  • Understand how own business area interacts with others and the organisation as a whole.
  • Know standard business operating procedures.
  • Understand how to identify, plan for and minimise risks to the business and service.
  • Understand how technology supports the delivery of hospitality products and services.
  • Understand how to organise and coordinate a team to meet customer demand.
  • Understand how to work with team members to achieve targets and support business objectives.
  • Know how to select appropriate communication methods to motivate and support team members.
  • Identify the knowledge and skills required within hospitality teams.
  • Understand how own team fits within the wider business.
  • Understand how to maximise team members’ potential.
  • Understand the importance of customer profiles and how they help the business meet customer needs profitably.
  • Know the marketing and sales activities of the business.
  • Understand the requirements of the product and brand standards.
  • Identify different leadership styles and supervisory management skills.
  • Understand how to work fairly with individuals who have diverse needs.
  • Understand the basic principles of menu design, layout and presentation.
  • Know menu item specifications and how to match food and beverages.
  • Know how to keep up to date with food and beverage trends.
  • Understand bar operations, customer concerns and potential conflict.
  • Understand licensing laws and legal requirements relating to bar operations.
  • Understand cellar and beverage storage procedures.
  • Know how to monitor stock rotation and levels of demand.
  • Know housekeeping procedures for cleaning materials, equipment and daily task allocation.
  • Understand how to monitor cleanliness and identify maintenance, repair and refurbishment issues.
  • Know how to source and maintain up-to-date local information for concierge services.
  • Understand secure storage requirements for customer luggage and personal items.
  • Know the porter, parking/valet and transport services offered by the business.
  • Understand check-in, check-out and reservation procedures.
  • Understand the importance of professional personal presentation.
  • Understand customer confidentiality requirements, legislation and business procedures.
  • Identify information required to plan events.
  • Understand how to develop and implement event agreements.
  • Understand event budget requirements and financial record keeping.
  • Understand stock and consumable requirements for hospitality outlets.
  • Understand opening, monitoring and closing procedures.
  • Understand the importance of effective displays to sales, brand standards and business reputation.

SKILLS

  • Contribute to and monitor operational procedures, working practices and team performance.
  • Make recommendations for business improvements.
  • Operate within budget and control resources effectively.
  • Minimise wastage and manage costs.
  • Supervise the delivery of quality service.
  • Monitor the team to ensure processes and procedures are followed.
  • Identify concerns, establish causes and intervene to minimise disruption and risk.
  • Use available technology effectively.
  • Plan, resource and organise the team to meet customer demand.
  • Contribute to the team review process while considering individual needs.
  • Set realistic but challenging objectives with the team.
  • Demonstrate effective communication methods.
  • Correct poor communication within the team.
  • Support team members to maximise their potential.
  • Identify opportunities for team development.
  • Coordinate the team to meet customer needs and business/brand standards.
  • Enhance the customer experience where appropriate.
  • Implement sales and marketing strategies within own area.
  • Support the team to deliver sales and marketing activities.
  • Make suggestions for future sales and marketing activities.
  • Use appropriate leadership styles and supervisory management skills.
  • Ensure team members understand and follow diversity policies.
  • Keep the team updated on service requirements, promotions, specials and product information.
  • Ensure menus and promotional materials are accurate and up to date.
  • Brief the team on menu items and provide customers with helpful recommendations.
  • Prepare food and beverage service areas and ensure resources are ready.
  • Ensure efficient, accurate and effective food and beverage service.
  • Coordinate effective bar service.
  • Ensure licensing laws are followed.
  • Deal with customer issues and minimise potential conflict.
  • Maintain and monitor cellar, beverage storage and wine dispense.
  • Allocate housekeeping tasks and timescales.
  • Coordinate the housekeeping team and ensure standards are maintained.
  • Monitor cleanliness and identify maintenance and repair requirements.
  • Communicate maintenance issues to the relevant person.
  • Maintain up-to-date information on local services and travel options.
  • Source information when required and develop effective networks.
  • Maintain secure storage systems for customer belongings.
  • Coordinate porter, parking/valet and transport services.
  • Coordinate efficient check-in, check-out and reservation procedures.
  • Motivate the team to maintain a professional image.
  • Coordinate customer requirements and provide accurate information.
  • Maintain customer confidentiality.
  • Support event planning and coordinate events.
  • Communicate with suppliers, exhibitors and other organisations.
  • Act as the main customer contact during events.
  • Ensure customer requirements are met according to the event agreement.
  • Record event expenses and adhere to the agreed budget.
  • Coordinate outlet operations.
  • Ensure equipment, stock and display areas are ready and presentable.
  • Open, monitor and close the outlet according to procedures.
  • Maintain brand and business standards.
  • Identify areas for improvement.

TESTIMONIALS

 

Kiwi Education is an fantastic training provider who really does put it’s students at the heart of their delivery. Our staff have felt supported throughout their apprenticeship

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TESTIMONIALS

 

Our staff enrolled on courses have not only improved within their roles but with the support from Kiwi Education they have excelled and progressed from one level to a higher level. We are thrilled with the service from Kiwi Education. 

– Costa Coffee

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Enrol and pay now

This course is funded by the UK Government. The value of this training is:

£6,000.00

Employer 5% contribution

£300

End Point Assessment Cost (Paid by Kiwi)

£TBC

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