LIA, Learning in Work 1, Industry Knowledge gives an overall perspective and in-depth knowledge of hotels and/or restaurants as you follow the business's various departments, professional roles and leadership roles, as well as the variations in the work rhythm. You deepen your understanding of the expectations and requirements of the professional role, the operational work and the leader's role in delivering high service and hospitality, as well as applicable legislation such as work environment, food and alcohol legislation. The period ends with a written and oral reflection.
The purpose of the course is for the student to have the opportunity to put into practice and test the theoretical knowledge acquired during the studies. The student will take an active part in the daily work at the LIA placement and be given the opportunity to apply newly gained knowledge and to reflect on and analyse their work. The student will be given basic knowledge and experience of the profession of support educator. The course will give the theoretical parts of the programme a practical application. The student will acquire knowledge of how educational work is designed and learn to apply different methods and ways of working based on an individual approach and attitude.
The purpose of the course is for the student to have the opportunity to put into practice and test the theoretical knowledge acquired during the studies. The student will take an active part in the daily work at the LIA placement and be given the opportunity to apply newly gained knowledge and to reflect on and analyse their work. The student will be given basic knowledge and experience of the profession of support educator. The course will give the theoretical parts of the programme a practical application. The student will acquire knowledge of how educational work is designed and learn to apply different methods and ways of working based on an individual approach and attitude.
Following and understanding the various departments, professional roles and leadership roles in the business.
Practical work focusing on high service and good hospitality.
Work environment, food and alcohol legislation that applies to hotels and restaurants.
Written submission and oral presentation reflecting on the work environment and leadership responsibilities.
The course is aimed at students in TUC's hotel and restaurant programme who will deepen their industry knowledge through a workplace-based period.
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