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Course Overview

Course Overview

Hospitality Supervisors work across a wide variety of businesses including bars, restaurants, cafés, conference

centres, banqueting venues, hotels or contract caterers. They provide vital support to management teams and are capable of independently supervising hospitality services and running shifts.

The majority of supervisors’ skills and knowledge are the same but supervisors may specialise in specific functions or work across a variety of functions which reflect the multi-functional nature of the industry.

Prosp User 1

Qualification

Qualification
Non regulated provision, Level 3, Hospitality and Catering

English and Maths GCSE's grades 4/C or above or equivalent. Individual employers may have their own higher entry requirements.

Prosp User 2

On an apprenticeship programme, you will learn and develop a range of knowledge, skills and behaviours. These include:

• Understand the financial operations of hospitality businesses and know how to source and use financial information relating to own area of work

• Know how to select the best methods of communication to motivate and support team members in a hospitality environment

• Identify the different leadership styles and supervisory management skills which are effective in hospitality

businesses

• Use available technology effectively in all work activities and performance

• Actively support team members to maximise potential in their role and identify opportunities for development

• Implement sales and marketing strategies in own area, ensuring team are fully supported to deliver them. Make suggestions for future sales and marketing activities within area of responsibility

• Quality focused

• Leads by example

• Takes responsibility

End Point Assessment:

Apprentices without Level 2 English and Maths will need to achieve this prior to taking the end-point assessment. The apprentice must complete all elements of the on programme learning to achieve the assessment gateway requirements. The EPA consists of 4 assessment methods:

• On demand test

• Practical observation

• Business project

• Professional discussion

Prosp User 3

As part of the apprenticeship there is a dedicated off the job learning requirement. This is a minimum of 6 hours

per week for the duration of the apprenticeship. This could include:

Role Development:

• Observing colleagues

• Receiving mentoring

• Shadowing

• Training

Programme Development:

• Teaching or learning the theory related to their roles

• Coursework

Prosp User 4

On completion of this standard, apprentices can progress into a wide range of employment opportunities or further education.

Typical Job Roles: Front of House Manager, Team Leader in a hotel, bar or restaurant, Events Manager.

Prosp User 5
THL3SHS
Level 3
Monday to Friday
02/09/2024
27/06/2025
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