HOSPITALITY ESSENTIALS – SKILL BUILDER
Snapshot
What You Learn
This Skill Builder consists of two nationally accredited units:
SITHFAB002 – Provide responsible service of alcohol;
SITXFSA001 – Use hygienic practices for food safety; and,
BSBWHS332X – Apply infection prevention and control procedures to own activities
The following topics are covered in each unit:
SITHFAB002:
· Sell or serve alcohol responsibly
· Assist customers to drink within appropriate limits
· Assess alcohol affected customers and identify those to whom sale or service must be refused
· Refuse to provide alcohol
· You will be required to research your state/territory legislation.
SITXFSA001:
· Follow hygiene procedures and identify food hazards
· Report any personal health issues
· Prevent food contamination
· Prevent cross-contamination by washing hands
BSBWHS332X:
· Prepare to undertake work activities in a manner that supports infection prevention and control
· Support infection prevention and control
Finalise work activities
What You Get
A Nationally Recognised Statement of Attainment for the units of competency SITHFAB002, SITXFSA001 and BSBWHS332X.
Materials to Bring
Once the course has been purchased, you will be contacted via email by our team to complete an Enrolment Form and provide photographic ID (passport, drivers licence, proof of age, etc.) so you can be set up in the online learning system.
You are also required to supply a USI Number (this must match the legal name you have provided). If you don’t have one, please apply for one via this link: www.usi.gov.au
As this course is online you will be required to record Performance Tasks, you will need to ensure you have a working camera and microphone/speaker.
Dress Code
NA
Description
The Hospitality Essentials online Skill Builder is comprised of 3 nationally recognised units of competency (SITHFAB002 – Responsible service of alcohol; SITXFSA001 – Use hygienic practices for food safety; and, BSBWHS332X – Apply infection prevention and control procedures to own activities).
Once the course has been purchased, participants will be emailed an Enrolment Form. This Enrolment Form must be completed, signed and returned with a valid form of photographic ID for participants to be set up in our systems.
The creation of user accounts to access the online course is a manual operation and therefore takes place during office hours only and not over the weekend. In most cases you should allow 24-48hrs for this process to be complete.
Once all paperwork is returned, participants will be contacted by their trainer detailing the requirements for completing the course and emailed a Username and Password to access the online Learning Management System in order to undertake the course.
There are a range of assessments that are required to be completed as part of this course, which include:
- Knowledge Questions (online)
- Project/Scenarios (online)
- Performance Tasks (video recording upload to training system)
- Orals (Zoom)
Participants have 3 months from the online enrolment date to complete the unit assessments and upon successful completion of all the assessment elements, will receive a William Angliss Statement of Attainment.
Units will be archived once the course has expired, students can request an extension however this will not be granted after the expiry date has passed.
Refunds will not be processed for change of mind.
If you have any further queries please call 0401 091 245 or email watraining@angliss.edu.au
