Foundation Diploma in F&B Operation
Overview
Food and Beverage Operations are an integral part of hospitality operations. To enable learners to have basic entry level skills of the related industry by providing learners with the skills, knowldege and attitude that is essential in becoming a competent server, be it in a restaurant, hotel, pubs or cafe's. The programme is tailor-made to meet the needs of both the learner as well as the industry. It gives basic yet thorough knowledge of relevant and important skills required by servers today.
Course Structure
Course Duration 06 Months (Full time and Part time
- 06 Months (Optional) On Job Training
Teacher - Student Ratio: 1:40
Course Intake:Available intakes in year 2012:
| Intake No |
Course ID |
Course Commencement date |
Course End date |
| 1 | FDFBO/2012/01 | 13/02/2012 | 12/08/2012 |
| 2 | FDFBO/2012/02 | 16/04/2012 | 15/10/2012 |
| 3 | FDFBO/2012/03 | 11/06/2012 | 10/12/2012 |
| 4 | FDFBO/2012/04 | 13/08/2012 | 12/02/2013 |
| 5 | FDFBO/2012/05 | 15/10/2012 | 14/04/2013 |
| 6 | FDFBO/2012/06 | 17/12/2012 | 16/06/2013 |
Note: Application closes 1 month before the course commencement date for international students and 1 week for local students.
Module 1: The Server
On completion of the module, students should be able to explain the importance of personal appearance on the job; advantages of the server position and the role of server in the restaurant organisation; handle both oral and written communications required at the workplace at a functional level; the importance of Teamwork with Co-workers and Supervisors and discuss Current Issues Regarding Restaurant Employment.
Module 2: Types of Table Service & Settings
On completion of the module, students should be able to carry out different type of the table service and setting as per the following :
- French Service
- Russian Service
- English Service
- American Service
- Banquet Service
- Family-Style Service
- Buffets
- Salad bars, Oyster Bars and Dessert Tables
- Smorgasbords
Module 3: Before the Guest arrive
On completion of the module, students should be able to perform pre-service activities such as fold napkins, clean and polish service equipment, replenish F&B supplies and set up dining tables so as to getthe service areas ready for receiving and serving guests, familiarization with the menu and perform post service activities in the restaurant such as closing the dining room, turn off electrical operating equipments, strip table cloth, etc..
Module 4: Initiating the service
On completion of the module, students should be able to carry out table service such as seating guests,taking F & b orders making F & b suggestions , Placing orders in the kitchen, Picking up orders from the kitchens.
Module 5: Serving the meal
On completion of the module, students should be able to prepare and serve different type of meals periods, handling unusual circumstances during service and process guest check and payments
Module 6: Handling Service with a Computer System
On completion of the module, students should be able to explain the importance of computer systems for the f & b industry, process orders using a Computer system, identify different type of computer hardware used by servers and discuss the Advantages and Disadvantages of a Computer system used in the f & b industry.
Module 7: Safety, Sanitation & Emergency Procedures
On completion of the module, students should be able to carried out safety precautions and preventing accidents in the dinning room, handle emergency situations and sanitation tasks.
Module 8: Wine & Bar Service
On completion of the module, students should be able to prepare and serve alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages such as mock tails, cocktails, Beer, Liquor and service of wines and describe the effects of alcoholic consumption.
Entry Requirements
|
Minimum Age |
Academic Level |
Language Proficiency |
|
16 |
GCE ‘N’ Level or its equivalent |
A pass in English in GCE ‘N’ Level or its equivalent |
Assessment & Awards
- Final Assessment is conducted by Bradford-Rex College of Hospitality & Management
- Students with a min. of 90% (International) and 75% (Locals) Attendance can register for examinations.
- Assessment consists of only practical examinations.
- After successful completion of the examination and Optional On-job-training (OJT), students will be awarded with Certificate of proficiency - Foundation Diploma in F&B Operations by BRCHM
- BRCHM will provide with certificate of attendance for those who does not successfully complete the course.
Fee Structure
| Course / Programme |
Foundation Diploma in Food & Beverage Operations |
| Course Fee |
S$3800.00 |
| Administration Fee |
S$500.00 |
| Examination Fee |
S$600.00 |
| QBE Health Insurance |
S$100.00 |
| 7% GST |
S$350.00 |
| Total Fee Payable |
S$5350.00 (Payable to Escrow Account) |
| Application Fee |
S$321.00 (for New Applicants) (Payable to Bradford-Rex Account) |
| Note: |
Course fee payable includes 7% GST |
| Bradford-Rex College reserves the right to change the above fee from time to time without prior notice | |
| A late payment fee of 10% on the outstanding amount will be incurred to those who fail to pay their fee on time |
