Service Skills Certificate I in Hospitality SIT10213 – Certificate II in Hospitality SIT20213 Language Activities Manual Pre-Vocational Language, Literacy & Numeracy Activities Manual
Service Skills
Certificate I in Hospitality SIT10213 –
Certificate II in Hospitality SIT20213
Language Activities Manual
Pre-Vocational Language, Literacy & Numeracy Activities Manual
Acknowledgements
Each activity in this booklet has been aligned to the Australian Core Skills Framework (ACSF) *
Indicators of competence so that they are at the levels appropriate to the delivery of language,
literacy and numeracy skills underpinning the units of competency.
*The “Title to and Intellectual Property rights in relations to the Australian Core Skills Framework
are owned by the Commonwealth of Australia ”
Units of Competency and minimum required levels of reading, writing, numeracy, oral communication and learning skills The following table provides the level of reading, writing, oral communication and numeracy that is required for the Certificate I in Hospitality.
Chapter
ACSF Reading Skills Level
ACSF Writing Skills Level
ACSF Oral Communication Skills Level
ACSF Numeracy Skills Level
ACSF Learning Skills Level
1. SITXCCS101 Provide information and assistance
2 2 2 2 2
2. SITXCOM201 Show social and cultural sensitivity
2 2 2 1 2
3. SITXWHS101 Participate in safe work practices
2 2 2 2 2
4. SITXFSA101 Use hygienic practices for food safety
2 2 2 2 2
5. SITHIND201 Source and use information on the hospitality industry
3 1 2 2 2
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Table of Contents Chapter 1 SITXCCS101 – Provide information and assistance .................. 5
Activity 1 Details on the Email ............................................................................... 6 Activity 2 Instructions ............................................................................................. 7 Activity 3 Writing down an Order............................................................................ 8
Activity 4 Fill in Fax Form ....................................................................................... 9 Activity 5 Calculations .......................................................................................... 10 Activity 6 Work Words .......................................................................................... 11 Activity 7 Personnel in a Team ............................................................................ 12 Activity 8 Experiences List ................................................................................... 13
Activity 9 Customer Complaint Policy Statement ................................................. 14
Activity 10 Team Meeting Minutes ......................................................................... 15
Activity 11 Repair & Maintenance Form ................................................................. 16 Activity 12 Writing Procedures ............................................................................... 17 Activity 13 Task Ordering & TimeFraming ............................................................. 18 Activity 14 Taking a Booking .................................................................................. 19 Activity 15 Clarifying Questions ............................................................................. 20
Activity 16 Skills Planning ...................................................................................... 21
Chapter 2 SITXCOM201 – Show social and cultural sensitivity ................ 23
Activity 17 Details on the Calendar ........................................................................ 24
Activity 18 Instructions ........................................................................................... 25
Activity 19 Personal Details ................................................................................... 26
Activity 20 Taking a Verbal Message ..................................................................... 27 Activity 21 Work Expenses .................................................................................... 28
Activity 22 Directions ............................................................................................. 29 Activity 23 Personnel in a Team ............................................................................ 30 Activity 24 Current Skills ........................................................................................ 31
Activity 25 Equal Opportunity Policy Statement ..................................................... 32 Activity 26 Fill In an Application to Do a Training Course ...................................... 33 Activity 27 Weekly Wages ..................................................................................... 34
Activity 28 Supervisor’s Instructions ...................................................................... 35 Activity 29 Team Discussion .................................................................................. 36
Activity 30 Skills Planning ...................................................................................... 37
Chapter 3 SITXWHS101 – Participate in safe work practices ................. 39
Activity 31 Health & Safety Personal Presentation Checklist ................................. 40
Activity 32 Safe Manual Handling .......................................................................... 41 Activity 33 Write a Simple Email ............................................................................ 42 Activity 34 Telephone Message ............................................................................. 43 Activity 35 Measuring ............................................................................................. 44 Activity 36 Health & Safety Personnel ................................................................... 45
Activity 37 Learning Diary ...................................................................................... 46 Activity 38 Health & Safety Statistics ..................................................................... 47 Activity 39 Personal Protective Equipment Statement ........................................... 48 Activity 40 Hazard Report Form ............................................................................. 49 Activity 41 Measuring Quantities ........................................................................... 50
Activity 42 Health and Safety Meetings ................................................................. 51 Activity 43 Supervisor’s Instructions ...................................................................... 52
Activity 44 Skills Plan ............................................................................................. 53
Chapter 4 SITXFSA101 – Use hygenic practices for food safety .............. 55
Activity 45 Hygiene Standards ............................................................................... 56 Activity 46 Read Diary ........................................................................................... 57
Activity 47 Reply to a FAX ..................................................................................... 58 Activity 48 Telephone Message ............................................................................. 59
Activity 49 Tasks & Time ....................................................................................... 60 Activity 50 Hospitality Staff .................................................................................... 61
Activity 51 Current Skills ........................................................................................ 62 Activity 52 Workplace Hygiene Standards ............................................................. 63
Activity 53 Information Form .................................................................................. 64 Activity 54 Hygiene Procedure ............................................................................... 65 Activity 55 Team Discussion .................................................................................. 66
Activity 56 Skills Planning ...................................................................................... 67
Chapter 5 SITHIND201 – Source and use information o the hospitality industry ................................................ 69
Activity 57 Careers Presentation ........................................................................... 70
Activity 58 Information Sources ............................................................................. 71
Activity 59 Use a Calendar .................................................................................... 72
Activity 60 Write an Email ...................................................................................... 73 Activity 61 Ordering Activities ................................................................................ 74
Activity 62 Making Requests .................................................................................. 75 Activity 63 Hospitality Staff .................................................................................... 76 Activity 64 Current Skills ........................................................................................ 77
Activity 65 Business Vision .................................................................................... 78 Activity 66 Messages ............................................................................................. 79
Activity 67 Conversations ...................................................................................... 80 Activity 68 Finding out Information and Asking Questions ..................................... 81 Activity 69 Skill Development ................................................................................. 82 Activity 70 Using the Internet & Job Search ........................................................... 83
Contact details and order information – refer to last page
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Chapter 1 SITXCCS101 – Provide information and assistance
1. Read a Simple Email
2. Read Simple Instructions For a Routine Task
3. Record a Simple Telephone Message
4. Fill in a Fax Cover Sheet
5. Perform Simple Calculations
6. Use Common Hospitality Related Words
7. Relate Personal Details to Team
8. Make a List of Good Service Experiences
9. Read and Follow Straight Forward Customer Complaints Statement
10. Read and Follow Straight-Forward Team Meeting Minutes
11. Fill in a Simple Form
12. Write a Simple Message
13. Task Ordering and TimeFraming
14. Converse With a Customer and Listen for Specific Information
15. Clarify and Ask Questions to Ensure Understanding
16. Skills Planning
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Reading Skills Level 1
Activity 1 Details on the Email
Read the following email.
From: Mike Beggins To: All Staff Re: Staff meeting Please attend a staff meeting today at 10am in the conference room.
Then answer these questions by drawing a line from the Question to the Answer
The Questions
1. What is the name of the person who wrote the email?
2. Who is the email for?
3. What time is the staff meeting?
4. Where is the staff meeting?
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Reading Skills Level 1
Activity 2 Instructions
Put these instructions in logical order
1. ______________________________________________________________ 2. ______________________________________________________________ 3. ______________________________________________________________ 4. ______________________________________________________________ 5. ______________________________________________________________ 6. ______________________________________________________________ 7. ______________________________________________________________
Write up instructions to make a cheese sandwich
1. ______________________________________________________________ 2. ______________________________________________________________ 3. ______________________________________________________________ 4. ______________________________________________________________
Assist a customer
1. Listen to customer’s request 2. Repeat what the customer has said to make sure you have heard
the request correctly 3. Greet and welcome the customer with a warm smile 4. Ask the customer ‘how can I help you?’ 5. Farewell the customer with a warm smile 6. Provide customer with product or service required 7. Ask if there is anything else you can help with
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Writing Skills Level 1
Activity 3 Writing down an Order
Bill from Watts Paints calls to order some food for a meeting on Thursday 2nd December at 12 noon. He wants sandwiches for 20 people and 2 fruit platters. His telephone number is 9800 7654. Another customer calls. It’s Sally from World Phones. She would like to order cakes and muffins for a morning tea at 10 am for 12 people next week (6 July). Her telephone number is 8769 5430.
Fill in these two orders in the order book Order book
Customer name and telephone number
Order details Date and time order
required
___________________ ___________________
___________________ ___________________
___________________ ___________________
___________________ ___________________
___________________ ___________________
___________________ ___________________
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Writing Skills Level 1
Activity 4 Fill in Fax Form It’s Wednesday 20th July. Luis calls Grace who is a Catering Assistant at Blues Catering Services. He asks Grace to fax him a list of their products. Grace needs to send a cover sheet too. Fill it in for her.
FAX COVER SHEET
TO: _____________________________ FROM: ___________________________ DATE: ___________________________ TOPIC: ____________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________
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Numeracy Skills Level 1
Activity 5 Calculations A customer faxes an order through for catering for a meeting next week. The customer says that 60 people will attend the meeting and he would like enough pizza, fruit and juice for them all. You need to work out how much pizza, fruit and juice you need for the order. 1 litre of juice is enough for 10 people. One pizza cuts up into 10 slices. Three slices per person is usually enough.
How many litres of juice do you need? Answer: __________________________________ How many pizzas do you need? Answer: __________________________________ How many fruit platters do you need? Answer: __________________________________ The customer asks you to confirm the order. When do you think you should do this?
The same day On the day of the meeting There is no need to confirm the order
The meeting will start at 1pm. What time do you think the customer’s order should be delivered? Tick the correct answer.
The evening before
12 noon
At 1.30 pm
Each fruit platter will feed 15
people.
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Chapter 2 SITXCOM201 – Show social and cultural sensitivity
17. Read Details on a Calendar
18. Read Simple Instructions for a Routine Task
19. Record Basic Personal Details
20. Record a Simple Verbal Message
21. Calculates Personal Expenses
22. Give Simple Directions
23. Relate Details to Team
24. Current Skills
25. Read and Follow Straight Forward Equal Opportunity Policy Statement
26. Fill in an Application Form to do a Training Course
27. Calculates Wages
28. Listen to and Respond to Supervisor’s Instructions
29. Participate in a Team Discussion
30. Skills Planning
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Reading Skills Level 1
Activity 17 Details on the Calendar Myra will be taking part in cultural awareness training. She writes down the details on her calendar. September
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
12 13 14 15 Cultural Awareness Training 9 am – 1 pm Conference room
16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
26 27 28 29 30
What day will the training take place? ____________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ What is the date of the cultural awareness training? _________________________ __________________________________________________________________ What time will the training take place? ____________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ Where will the training take place? ______________________________________ __________________________________________________________________
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Activity 18 Instructions
Put these instructions in logical order 1 _________________________________________________________________ 2 _________________________________________________________________ 3 _________________________________________________________________ 4 _________________________________________________________________ 5 _________________________________________________________________ 6 _________________________________________________________________ 7 _________________________________________________________________
“Telephone calls should be answered as quickly as possible. If you are on another call, ask the caller to hold while you attend to the other call”. Q: What must you do if you are on another call and the telephone rings? A: ______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________
Take a telephone message
Answer telephone Say hello and your name Listen to caller Ask if you can take a message Write down message Thank caller for ringing and say goodbye Put down telephone
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Activity 19 Personal Details My name is: Rupa Mehra My address is: 32 Grevillia Way, Bardon, NSW 2342 My telephone number is: (02) 8767 543 My name is: Jack Darcy My address is: 1/453 Milton Place, Brisbane, QLD 4000 My telephone number is: (07) 3333 888 My name is: Sally My address is: Lot 4, Laurels Lane, Corrabell, NT 0873 My telephone number is: (08) 8972 456 Now write down your name, address and telephone number. __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________
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Activity 20 Taking a Verbal Message It is Friday the 15th October. Rose Sears came in at 3.30 this afternoon to see Sonya Seth. As Sonya has left for the day, Rose asks if she can leave a message with you to give to Sonya. She says: “Tell Sonya we have just received the crockery she ordered. She can pick it up at any time. My number is 08 8995 346 if she has any questions.” What is the single most important point about Rose and her message that Sonya will need to know? Choose from the list below: Rose came in The crockery has arrived It was 3.30 in the afternoon when Rose came in Rose’s phone number Fill out the following message form so that Sonya will get as much information as possible.
MESSAGE FOR ________________________ FROM _______________________ Pone ________________________ URGENT NOT URGENT
Message: ________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
TIME: ___________ AM / PM
DATE: ____ / _____ / _____
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Numeracy Skills Level 1
Activity 21 Work Expenses
Sarita gets $330 after tax each week for her work. Every week Sarita has the following weekly expenses: Rent $100 Food & drinks $90 Bills $56 Transport $40 How much are her weekly expenses? ___________________________ How much does Sarita have left over each week to save or to spend on other things? _________________________________________________________ Sarita is saving up to do a sign language course so she can communicate better with people with a hearing impairment. The course will cost $160. She’s already saved $70. How many weeks will it take her to save up the rest if she saves $15 a week? __________________________________________________________________
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Chapter 3 SITXWHS101 – Participate in safe work practices
31. Read a Health and Safety Personal Presentation Checklist
32. Read Simple Instructions
33. Write a Simple Email
34. Record a Simple Telephone Message
35. Measuring
36. Record Details of OH&S Personnel
37. Learning Diary
38. Read Hospitality Industry Health and Safety Facts and Figures
39. Read a Straightforward Personal Protective Equipment Statement
40. Write a Short Description of a Workplace Hazard
41. Measuring Quantities
42. Listen and Contribute to a Workplace Meeting
43. Listen to Supervisor’s Instructions About a Workplace Procedure
44. Make an OH&S Skills Plan
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Reading Skills Level 1
Activity 31 Health & Safety Personal Presentation Checklist
When you work in the hospitality industry you need to make sure that you meet health and safety
requirements. This means wearing suitable clothing and footwear and meeting personal grooming
and hygiene standards.
Read the list below and tick the health and safety personal presentation standards that you think
would apply in the hospitality industry.
Long hair tied back
Clean hands
Dirty fingernails
Clean uniform
Dangling jewellery
Non-slip footwear
Long hair falling in face
Cut-resistant gloves
High heeled shoes
Oven mitts
Shorts and T-shirt
Think of a health and safety personal presentation requirement that applies to the area of the
hospitality industry in which you are working and/or training.
Write your answer here. ________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
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Reading Skills Level 1
Activity 32 Safe Manual Handling
Put these instructions in logical order
1 __________________________________________________________________________
2 __________________________________________________________________________
3 __________________________________________________________________________
4 __________________________________________________________________________
5 __________________________________________________________________________
6 __________________________________________________________________________
7 __________________________________________________________________________
Which of the following statements do you think best describes manual handling? Tick your answer
Any activity requiring the use of a person’s force to lift, lower, push, pull, carry or
otherwise move, hold or restrain an object.
Any activity requiring the use of the arms and legs to lift an object.
Any activity requiring a person rather than a machine to lift objects.
Lift a box safely
Keep your back straight. Test the weight of the box by tipping it. Lift box steadily and smoothly.
Do not attempt to lift the box alone if it is too heavy. Take a good stance with feet firmly on the ground, legs apart with one foot
further back than the other. Lift box, holding it close to your body. Prepare to lift the box using a firm grip.
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Writing Skills Level 1
Activity 33 Write a Simple Email
From: Jesse
To: all staff
Subject: health and safety training
There will be a health and safety training session next week on Monday from 10 am – 12
noon.
Email Jesse to let him know you can attend.
From: ______________________
To: ________________________
Subject: _________________________________________________
Message body: _________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
Your health and safety representative sends you
the following email.
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Activity 34 Telephone Message
Catherine takes a message from Nina.
Nina is a health and safety representative and she wants to let Catherine’s boss, Helga, know that
the next meeting has been changed to next week on Thursday.
If Helga wants any more information she can telephone Nina on 6679 462. Fill in the message pad
for Catherine.
MESSAGE
FOR ___________________________________
FROM _________________________________
Pone ___________________________________
URGENT
NOT URGENT
Message ____________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
TIME: ________ AM / PM
DATE: ______ / ______ / ______
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Numeracy Skills Level 1
Activity 35 Measuring
An important part of health and safety is making sure you can measure things correctly for safe use.
For example, if you use a chemical for cleaning, you may have to dilute a particular quantity of the
chemical with a particular quantity of water or you may need to weigh a certain quantity of powder
to be mixed with water.
So how are liquids and weights measured?
Liquids are measured in litres and weights are measured in grams.
1 kilo = 1000 grams
1 litre = 1000 millilitres
How many grams are there in half a kilo?
Answer ________________________________________
How many millilitres are there in quarter of a litre?
Answer ________________________________________
Mark three quarters of a litre on the jug below Mark one kilo on the scales below
There are many other units of measurement. Can you think of another unit of measurement? Write
it down here.
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
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Chapter 4 SITXFSA101- Use hygienic practices for food safety
45. Read Workplace Hygiene Standards
46. Read Simple Diary Entry
47. Write a Simple Fax
48. Record a Simple Telephone Message
49. Order Activities and Plan Times
50. Record Details Of Hygiene Procedures
51. Current Skills
52. Read Straightforward Workplace Standards
53. Fill Out a Simple Form
54. Listens to and Explains Procedures
55. Participate in a Team Discussion
56. Skills Planning
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Reading Skills Level 1
Activity 45 Hygiene Standards
When you’re working in the hospitality industry, hygiene is really important.
Read the list below and tick the hygiene standards you think would apply in the hospitality industry.
Regular hand washing
Dirty clothing
Providing chipped eating utensils
Washing hands after handling garbage
Smoking in public areas
Storing food at the correct temperatures
Leaving food uncovered
Using rubber gloves to clean bathrooms and toilets
Keeping surfaces clean where food is prepared
Write down the name of a hygiene procedure in the sector of the hospitality industry in which you
are working or training.
Answer _____________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
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Activity 46 Read Diary
Read the diary entries
9 Hygiene course
10 Hilton International
11 Level 5, Rosella Room
12
1 LUNCH
2 Meeting with Cal Collins
3
4
5 Teleconference with Managers
6
What time does the hygiene course start? _______________________
What time does it finish? ____________________________________
Where is it being held? _____________________________________
At what time is the appointment with Cal Collins? __________________
What is happening at 5 ‘o’ clock in the afternoon? __________________
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Writing Skills Level 1
Activity 47 Reply to a FAX
FAX
To: All Staff
From: Jules
Re: Information Session
There will be two information sessions tomorrow on
hygiene procedures. Breakfast will be provided for
the first session and lunch for the second session.
First session: 8 – 10 am
Second session: 12.30 – 14.30
Please fill in the bottom of this sheet and fax it
back to me on 4356 765.
Name:
Telephone:
I will be attending the information session from
(specify time):
Do you have any special dietary requirements?
Jack Bartlett receives a fax from his health and
safety representative about a hygiene procedures
information session. Jack will attend the first
session. His telephone number is 4356 756. Jack is
a vegetarian. Fill in the form for Jack.
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Activity 48 Telephone Message
It’s half past eleven on Wednesday the 14th July. Manny takes a call from Kate who is
calling to complain about getting food poisoning from a sandwich she bought last
week. Kate would like to speak to Manny’s boss, Ross, but he isn’t in. Kate’s number
is 8214 543. She would like Ross to call her immediately. Fill in the message pad for
Manny.
Remember there are different ways of writing the time.
For example,
Quarter past one can be written as 1.15 pm or 13.15.
MESSAGE
FOR __________________________________
FROM ________________________________
Pone __________________________________
URGENT
NOT URGENT
Message: __________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
TIME: ________ AM / PM
DATE: ____ / ____ / ____
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Numeracy Skills Level 1
Activity 49 Tasks & Time
Oliver is a sandwich hand. He has the following tasks to do today.
Wrap sandwiches in cling film
Wash hands before making sandwiches
Wash hands after making sandwiches
Deliver sandwiches to customer
Order bread from baker
Make sandwiches
Take TAFE enrolment form to post office
Contact government health and safety department to find out
more about hygiene procedures
Oliver puts these tasks in order:
1. Order bread from baker 2. Wash hands before making sandwiches 3. Make sandwiches 4. Wrap sandwiches in cling film 5. Wash hands after making sandwiches 6. Deliver sandwiches to customer 7. Take TAFE enrolment form to post office 8. Contact government health and safety department to find out more about
hygiene procedures
What tasks do you have to do today? Write them down and number them in order of importance.
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
Now write down using the table below when you must do these tasks. Remember that you can write
the time in a few different ways:
Five to three in the afternoon: 2:55 PM 14:55 = Two fifty-five pm
Task When
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Chapter 5 SITHIND201 – Source and use information on the hospitality industry
57. Read a Notice About a Careers Presentation
58. Read and Identify Information Sources
59. Fill In Details on a Calendar
60. Write a Simple Email
61. Order Activities and Time
62. Making a Simple Request
63. Relate Personal Details to Other Staff
64. Current Skills
65. Read a Simple Vision Statement
66. Write a Simple Message
67. Discuss Industry Events with Colleagues
68. Liaise With Colleagues From Other Sectors to Meet a Request
69. Skills Planning
70. Using The Internet and Job Search
Contact details and order information – refer last 2 pages.
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Reading Skills Level 1
Activity 57 Careers Presentation
Read the following notice.
Hospitality Careers Join us to find out about hospitality career opportunities. When: Tuesday 5th July from 10 am – 3 pm Where: ABC Hotel, City Square, Brisbane Who can attend: Anyone interested in a career in the hospitality industry
Now answer these questions. When is the presentation? ______________________________________ Where is it? __________________________________________________ What time is it? _______________________________________________ Who can attend? ______________________________________________
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Activity 58 Information Sources
On this page there is a list of hospitality industry information sources. Read the description of each information source. When you have done this, with a line, link the correct description to each of the information sources.
Liquor, Hospitality and Miscellaneous Workers Union
Articles about hospitality and tourism
Chefs on the Net Association for Australian Hotels
Careers in Hospitality on-line magazine
One of Australia’s largest unions representing a range of workers.
Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management
On-line employment service
Australian Hotels Association Magazine including articles, stories, and links that will help you in deciding if a career in hospitality is right for you.
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Activity 59 Use a Calendar
You want to develop and update your hospitality industry knowledge. There are some events you’d like to attend in October. The Liquor, Hospitality and Miscellaneous Workers Union is giving a talk about union benefits on Wednesday the 20th October at 6 pm. The Australian Hotel Association NSW is having its Annual General Meeting on Friday the 8th October at 10 am. Fill in the details and times on the correct dates on the calendar. October
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
31 1 2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
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Activity 60 Write an Email Rene wants to find information about careers in the hospitality industry. She emails Mandy at Tourism Training Australia. Write the email for her.
Email TO: ___________________ FROM: ________________ Subject: __________________________________________________
Message: _________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
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Numeracy Skills Level 1
Activity 61 Ordering Activities Number the tasks below in the order you will do them to research an area of interest.
Task Order
Access information sources
File information as required
Share information with others
Identify area of interest
Find out required information
Identify information sources
Now write four tasks you have to do today. Write the tasks in the order you will do them. Also write down at what time you will do them. Remember that you can write the time in a few different ways:
Five to three in the afternoon: 2:55 PM 14:55 = Two fifty-five pm
Task When
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