New Zealand Certificate in Hospitality (Advanced), Food and Beverage Service Strand - Level 5
Study Hospitality at NZMA
Gain the practical skills and knowledge you need to be successful in supervisory roles in a range of hospitality environments. The programme’s specialist strand in food and beverage service operations will give you the edge if you have set your sights on a hospitality supervision role or want to improve your career progression opportunities in front-line hospitality service.
What will I learn?
- Apply skills in operational roles within simulated, realistic and actual hospitality environments
- Planning for personal and professional development
- Principles and practices common to hospitality management and supervision roles
- Planning and monitoring food safety systems in food and beverage operations
- Ensuring quality customer experiences through service provision in food and beverages service, functions and banqueting operations
- Catering systems and management tools used in food and beverage service operations.
What qualifications will I gain?
- New Zealand Certificate in Hospitality (Advanced) (Level 5) (with strands in Food and Beverage Service).
Course Costs
New Zealand Students:
Student loans and allowances are available if you meet the criteria.
Find out if you're eligible by calling StudyLink on Freephone 0800 88 99 00 or visit www.studylink.govt.nz.
International Students:
The New Zealand Government has imposed an international student levy on tuition and course related fees. From 1 January 2019 the levy will be 0.89% of the compulsory tuition fees.
Entry Requirements
Students must:
- You need to be 17 or older.
- If you’re under 20, preference will be given if you have your NCEA Level 2 or higher or you have a Level 4 or higher qualification from a New Zealand tertiary education organisation.
- If you are an international student, you also need to have completed high school and have an English level of 5.5 IELTS or equivalent* with no band score lower than 5.
* Other English Tests / evidence may be approved as advised by NZQA
