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Module content In the first year of <strong>International</strong> Hotel <strong>Management</strong> a “physical”<br />

introduction to the world of hospitality is necessary. In the Food &<br />

Beverage module, theory and practice will be integrated. This enables<br />

you to gain insight in the norms, values and processes used in the<br />

hospitality business or industry. <strong>The</strong> motto is: “we are ladies and<br />

gentlemen serving ladies and gentlemen”.<br />

Educational methods<br />

Assessment<br />

An essential part of <strong>International</strong> Hotel <strong>Management</strong> (IHM) education,<br />

is to learn and to apply knowledge and skills in practical situations.<br />

Subjects of and real situations within the hospitality industry will be<br />

the central points. In practical training you have to act in the front<br />

(restaurant, bar and convention rooms) as well as the back of the<br />

house (kitchen department). Instruction of technical – F&B production<br />

and distribution - skills, training: “learning by doing” together with<br />

application of knowledge geared during the theoretical part of the<br />

module has to assure that you are able to perform independently.<br />

Professionally offering hospitality calls for in-depth knowledge, skills<br />

and an appropriate attitude. Central during the first year F&B module<br />

is development of knowledge, (technical-) skills and attitude. Within<br />

this knowledge you must be able to carry out independently (basic)<br />

production and distribution techniques (SOP‟s), comply with guest<br />

wishes and fulfilling (basic) F&B cost calculations. Within the scope of<br />

attitude: being punctual, responsible, flexible hospitable and guest<br />

oriented; and showing involvement with the colleagues in activities<br />

and the organization are (the) important issues.<br />

PBL, lectures, workshops, guest lectures, practical instructions,<br />

practical training<br />

Individual module test, English presentation, practice participation,<br />

personal competences and technical competences, PBL participation,<br />

assignment: Wine-Food pairing<br />

Part 2 Hotel <strong>Management</strong> Study Guide 2011-2012 32

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