Level 2 Induction

Level 2 Induction
Welcome to VRQ Level 2 
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CateringFurther Education (Key Stage 5)

This lesson contains 15 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 2 videos.

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Level 2 Induction
Welcome to VRQ Level 2 

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(7100-12) 
City and Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Professional cookery 

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What would you like to get out of this year ?

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Lecturers
Assistant head of area :Jason Sant 
Programme lead : Matt Smith
Patisserie assessor: Stephanie Conway 
Patisserie Workshop/production  
:Paula Summerell 
Workshop assessor : Matt Smith 
Production Kitchen : Dan Arthy
Kitchen Theory /Assignment : Dan Arthy 
Assignments : Steve Frei 
Support staff 
Pdt : Kirsty Dickenson /Paula Summerell 
Technician supervisor :Rory Comte
Stores : Christine 
Technicians: Imelda and Natalie  

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Tom Booton and Tom Kerridge

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Tom Booton
What or who inspired you to become a chef?
I fell in love with the hustle of the kitchen the moment I stepped through the doors at Le Talbooth at 15. I thrive in the high pressure environment of a professional kitchen.
After working around the world Tom was invited to head up The Grill at The Dorchester - London.

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Expectations -You 
Push yourself to get the best results you can.
• Show consideration and respect to all other College users.
• Take pride in your College environment.
• Attend all timetabled sessions and report all absences
   promptly.
• Participate fully in your programme.
• Submit coursework by the set deadline.
• Contact your tutor to discuss any concerns or issues.
• Always wear your ID at College.
• Be an active and supportive member of your course and the
College community.


Expectations -Us  
• A thorough induction to the College and to your course.
• A programme of study designed to enable you to reach your
planned destination.
• Timely and appropriate feedback on your work.
• Access to industry-standard facilities and resources.
• A named member of staff to monitor, review and support
your progress.
• Access to employers, quality work experience and a careers
service appropriate to your programme of study.
• Clear information about your timetable and how to access
support.

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Text

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Kitchen assessments 
B tasks
4 "B task assessments
Final synoptic
1 x final 5  hours 
Patisserie assessments
B tasks 
3 "B task assessments
Final synoptic 
1 x final 3.5 hours 

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Is it necessary to understand everything?
Yes, to ensure effective communication.
No, as long as the main points are understood.
It depends on the context.
Understanding everything is impossible anyway.

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