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ANNEX II: The Tourism Professional – Qualifications, Levels, Focus & Job TitlesFUNCTIONAL COMPETENCIES –FOOD & BEVERAGE SERVICE QUALIFICATIONSQualification & Level Focus of Qualification Job titles at this level may include but arenot restricted to:Certificate II in Food andBeverage Services (Waiting) -incorporating Certificate ICertificate II in Food andBeverage Service (Beverages)- incorporating Certificate ICertificate III in Food andBeverage Service (Waiting)Certificate III in Food andBeverage Service (Beverages)Certificate IV in Food andBeverage Service (Waiting)Certificate IV in Food andBeverage Service (Beverages)Certificate IV in Food andBeverage Service (Supervision)P a g e | 70Designed to reflect the role of individuals who perform mainlyroutine guest service tasks in the Secondary Labour Division of Foodand Beverage Service and work under direct supervision.Designed to reflect the role of individuals who perform mainlyroutine guest service tasks in the Secondary Labour Division of Foodand Beverage Service and work under direct supervision.Designed to reflect the role of individuals who perform a range ofskilled guest service tasks in the Secondary Labour Division of Foodand Beverage Service using discretion and judgement and having theability to select, adapt and transfer skills to different situations.Designed to reflect the role of individuals who perform a range ofskilled guest service tasks in the Secondary Labour Division of Foodand Beverage Service using discretion and judgement and having theability to select, adapt and transfer skills to different situations.Designed to reflect the role of individuals who perform a broad rangeof guest service tasks in the Secondary Labour Division of Food andBeverage Service including evaluation and planning, and providingleadership and guidance to others with some responsibility for groupoutcomes.Designed to reflect the role of individuals who perform a broad rangeof guest service tasks in the Secondary Labour Division of Food andBeverage Service including evaluation and planning, and providingleadership and guidance to others with some responsibility for groupoutcomes.Designed to reflect the role of individuals who perform a broad rangeof guest service tasks in the Secondary Labour Division of Food andBeverage Service including evaluation and planning, and providingleadership and guidance to others with some responsibility for groupBusboy; Trainee Waiter; Trainee Server;Restaurant and Bar Service Agent.Busboy; Trainee Waiter; Trainee Server;Restaurant and Bar Service AgentWaiter; Server; Restaurant Steward; WaitPerson; Restaurant and Bar Service Agent.Bar Tender; Bar Attendant; Bar Person;Restaurant and Bar Service AgentHead Food Waiter; Assistant RestaurantManager; Shift Leader; Team Leader;Restaurant and Bar Service SupervisorHead Bar Attendant; Cellar Person; CocktailBar Attendant; Beverage Manager; HeadWaiter; Assistant Restaurant Manager; ShiftLeader; Team Leader; Restaurant and BarService SupervisorRestaurant Supervisor; Food and BeverageOutlet Manager; Restaurant Manager; OutletManager; Assistant Manager; Restaurant andBar Service Supervisor
Diploma of Food And BeverageService (Supervision andAdministration)Advanced Diploma of Foodand Beverage Service(Management)outcomes.Designed to reflect the role of a supervisor or assistant manager inthe Secondary Labour Division of Food and Beverage Service.Designed to reflect the role of an owner-operator or manager in theSecondary Labour Division of Food and Beverage Service.Food and Beverage Manager; Assistant Foodand Beverage Director; Assistant OutletManagerGeneral Manager; Food and BeverageDirector; Outlet ManagerFUNCTIONAL COMPETENCIES –FOOD PRODUCTION QUALIFICATIONSQualification & Level Focus of Qualification Job titles at this level may include but arenot restricted to:The Certificate II in FoodProduction (Cookery) -Incorporating Certificate IThe Certificate II in FoodProduction (Patisserie) -Incorporating Certificate IThe Certificate III in FoodProduction (Cookery)The Certificate III in FoodProduction (Operations)The Certificate III in FoodProduction (Patisserie)The Certificate IV in FoodProduction (Cookery)Designed to reflect the role of individuals who perform mainlyroutine guest service tasks in the Secondary Labour Division of FoodProduction and work under direct supervision.Designed to reflect the role of individuals who perform mainlyroutine guest service tasks in the Secondary Labour Division of FoodProduction and work under direct supervision.Designed to reflect the role of individuals who perform a range ofskilled guest service tasks in the Secondary Labour Division of FoodProduction using discretion and judgement and having the ability toselect, adapt and transfer skills to different situations.Designed to reflect the role of individuals who perform a range ofskilled guest service tasks in the Secondary Labour Division of FoodProduction using discretion and judgement and having the ability toselect, adapt and transfer skills to different situations.Designed to reflect the role of individuals who perform a range ofskilled guest service tasks in the Secondary Labour Division of FoodProduction using discretion and judgement and having the ability toselect, adapt and transfer skills to different situations.Designed to reflect the role of individuals who perform a broad rangeof guest service tasks in the Secondary Labour Division of FoodProduction including evaluation and planning, and providingleadership and guidance to others with some responsibility for groupKitchen Hand; Butcher; BakerKitchen Hand; Commis PastryCommis ChefAssistant Catering ManagerAssistant Pastry ChefSecond Chef; Demi Chef; Assistant HeadChefP a g e | 71
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a) Facilitate mobility of Tourism P
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