Start building a brilliant career as a manager in the hospitality industry by taking this course. It’s ideal if you have completed one of our Level 5 courses - The Maitre D' or The Supervisor course - or if you already have front-line hospitality service experience.
Start building a brilliant career as a manager in the hospitality industry by taking this course. It’s ideal if you have completed one of our Level 5 courses - The Maitre D' or The Supervisor course - or if you already have front-line hospitality service experience.
In the first part of the course, you’ll learn about hotel operations, staff management and the tools of the trade. You'll also get up to speed on how to set up and manage large scale events. In the second part of the course, you can choose between a 20 week full-time internship in the industry or 20 weeks of campus-based learning to further develop your management knowledge before you begin your career in a hotel.
The Culinary Collective offers a whole range of courses with a Kiwi flavour, including barista and bartender training. To see all the different programmes you can study, choose cooking or hospitality from the tab below.
We are part of NZMA, a category one provider and the largest private tertiary group in New Zealand.
The Culinary Collective is New Zealand’s brand new cooking and hospitality school, based in Auckland City, Sylvia Park and at Hamilton. The Culinary Collective is one of the trading names for the registered Private Training Establishment New Zealand Management Academies Ltd (NZMA). Your enrolment is with NZMA and your qualification is issued by NZMA. © 2021
The programme provides introductory skills in front of house, barista, basic kitchen, and barback, for the food and beverage industry. Upon completion of this programme the graduates can progress to level 3 to specialise in food preparation, food service, barista, bar, or function services.
A fantastic foundation course for those focused on future employment in the hospitality industry. The students will practice these skills in the Bungalow, which is a training café on campus.
The course covers health and safety legislation and the License Controller Qualification (LCQ). Class trips to restaurants, hotels and food festivals to see new trends in the industry are included.
People spend millions every year at cafés, restaurants, bars and other hospitality businesses.This demand leads to job opportunities for skilled hospitality workers.
A perfect first step to a career in hospitality. Learn how to make barista coffee and gain practical experience at events with HLCThis qualification is to provide a pre-employment qualification for people who are entering the hospitality industry in a range of basic positions.
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