Intro into moving on month

• Pd
• Special Education

Your next steps?

Over the next few weeks the College will offer centrally organised activities to support your next steps; this will help you to explore the different options which might be available to you.

In pairs or small groups, discuss what you could do next, make some notes and be prepared to feedback to the group.

In small groups, discuss what you could do next, make some notes and be prepared to feedback to the group.

Opportunities

• Progress within the College; either to the next level of your course or to another area
  
• Progress to an Apprenticeship
  
• Explore employment opportunities
  
• Progress to a different training provider, including FE or HE
  

Opportunities

Whatever your thoughts are, you will need to consider your next steps; for example,

If you are to progress to the next level of your course, are there improvement targets you need to meet?

If you wish to progress elsewhere what will you need to consider?

Throughout March you will get the support you need to help with progression

Professional Chefs Diploma Level 2

The course comprises of 14 units, eight of which are practical focused on developing skills against specific commodities. 

Other units cover:

• Healthy eating and special diets
  
• Kitchen Operations
  
• Costs and Menu Planning
  
• Applying workplace skills
  

There are coursework mock practical assessments throughout the year and two practical assignment assessments and a theory exam at the end of the year.

Hospitality (Restaurant, Reception and Customer Service) Level 2

You will support practical knowledge with a range of classroom-based activities including presentations, industry visits and workshops with industry professionals. 

• 70% of your Studies in Practical Sessions
  
• Reception and Restaurant Theory
  
• Safe and Secure Working Environment
  
• Customer Service and Communication Skills
  
• Dealing with Bills and Payments
  
• Functional Skills/GCSEs 

Important things to consider when choosing a job or career.

What are some bad reasons to choose a career

Unsure what you would like to do?

Discover your skills and careers is a tool to help you identify your:

• Interests
  
• Motivations
  
• Preferences

Start assessment.

More resources 

https://nationalcareers.service.gov.uk/discover-your-skills-and-careers/

https://www.ucas.com/careers-advice