Hospitality Supervisor Apprenticeship
Hospitality supervisors work across a wide variety of businesses including bars, restaurants, cafés, conference centres, banqueting venues, hotels or contract caterers. They provide vital support to management teams and are capable of independently supervising hospitality services and running shifts. They typically work under pressure delivering fantastic customer service and motivating a team is essential to their role. The majority of supervisors’ skills and knowledge are the same but supervisors may specialise in specific functions or work across a variety of functions which reflect the multi-functional nature of the industry.
The hospitality supervisor apprenticeship is built to develop a successful team member into a
Specialist Team leading/Management role. Striving for success in their working establishment and developing the businesses goals and values. This Standard has been built to allow the areas of management to be specialised in the following areas offered by CI:
- Food and Beverage,
- Bar Supervisor,
- Reception,
- Front office supervisor
This standard has also been segmented into five areas of development to enhance the learner’s journey and understand each of the complex areas that produce outstanding mangers of business today in local and international businesses.
How is my business going to benefit from an Apprentice?
How can I fit this apprentice into my business?
The new apprenticeship standards are a great way to build the talent and skills in your business. Apprenticeship standards have recently been developed by employers, so you can be assured they’re relevant to today’s industry. It is a great way to invest, develop and build your team. The application of these standards through taking on an apprentice will help to support business growth. The hospitality supervisor will be able to lead the kitchen brigade or front of house taking ownership of all the requirements in the modern day environment, overseeing budgets, GP’s, interviewing, staffing, ordering, stock taking, menu development and training all members of the team in the requirements to adhere to all Health and Safety legislation’s.
What will this cost my business?
Since April 2017 the way that government funds apprenticeships in England has changed. All businesses operating within the UK with a wage bill of over £3 million are required to contribute to the apprenticeship levy monthly via HMRC. From April 2017 all existing apprenticeship frameworks and new apprenticeship standards (often referred to as trailblazer standards) will be allocated to Government funding bands. Funding bands determine the maximum amount of money that Government will contribute for the training delivery and end-point assessment of each apprenticeship. All approved apprenticeship standards have already been allocated to funding bandings with maximum funding caps. If you take on an apprentice who is between 16 and 18 years old at the start of their apprenticeship, you will receive a payment to help meet the extra costs of employing them. This will be paid to you through the training provider in two £500 instalments at 3 months and 12 months if the apprentice continues in learning beyond this point. Non-levy paying employers will need to contribute 10% of the maximum funding band as published by the Skills Funding Agency for the delivery of training and assessment for their apprenticeship. Levy paying employers will pay the full cost of the agreed funding band using their Digital Apprenticeship account. Where there are no longer funds in this digital account the Government will co-invest 90% of the funding with the levy paying employer being the asked to contribute the remaining 10% on a monthly basis. Levy paying employers can estimate their funding contributions through the use of the free Funding Apprenticeship Systems calculating tool. The agreed funds will be taken from the employer’s digital account to pay the training provider, up to a maximum amount of funding allocated by Government to that particular apprenticeship. For non-levy paying employers the Digital Apprenticeship Service will not be available until at least 2018. They will need to discuss and agree a price with their training provider.
Does the apprentice have to attend college?
College attendance will be required for specialist input to meet the requirements of the standard for knowledge requirements and additional vocational practices. There will also be some enrichment days which are mandatory to support studies. This will be a minimum of one day a month and will be agreed post-application.
If you apprentice is required to work towards level 2 functional skills then this will require college attendance every Friday morning between 9-12.
How is the apprentice assessed?
This Qualification will be assessed within the workplace under the mentorship of the food and beverage manager or business owner. You will receive a visit from your apprentices assessor every three weeks to measure their development and assess the tasks that have been set between visits and through online evidence portfolio systems.
The End Point Assessment will be assessed independently through an online test, practical observation, completion of a business project and a final professional discussion.
What about support in the workplace?
Apprentices are required to be mentored by your Managers and supervisors, supporting the development of their skills and knowledge in hospitality service within a five day, normal working week. Apprentices will require support daily in the development of working in a safe, hygienic working environment to work within the parameters of laws and legislations.
They will be assisted by your head Manager/ Supervisor in the completion of set targets every month that will be assessed by the assessor, upon their planned online or face to face visit, in order to be ready for the end of year assessment.
What we offer as a company
- Online knowledge with access to videos to support all preparation and advanced cooking methods
- Monthly face to face visits
- Assessors with over 18 years of cooking experience
- Hands on training supplied by assessors/trainers
- 12 month courses
- Enrichment days and college days to enhance skills
- Digital portfolios
- Interview techniques
- Functional skills teachers based within the college
Why should I choose Colchester Institute to support my recruitment and retention?
Colchester Institute is the largest college provider of apprenticeships in Greater Essex. We are expert at connecting the right people, to the right training, to the right business and when it comes to Apprenticeships, our Apprenticeship Advisors can support your business every step of the way. As part of our service we can support your business with: Our team will provide:Apprenticeships – What we can offer
| Level | Level 3 |
|---|---|
| Location | Colchester |
| Duration | The minimum duration for this apprenticeship is 18 months, but will typically take 18-24 months to complete |
| Campus | Colchester Institute |
| Start Date | Starting employment as an apprentice can occur throughout the year however the start-date for attending college for training, where required, will be communicated post-employment and sign-up |
| Apprenticeship Funding Band (Levy paying employers) | £5,000 |
| Employer Contribution Fee (Non-levy paying employers) | £500 |
| What will this cost my Business? | Non-levy paying employers will need to contribute 10% of the maximum funding band as published by the Skills Funding Agency for the delivery of training and assessment for their apprenticeship. Levy paying employers will pay the full cost of the agreed funding band using their Digital Apprenticeship account. |
| Apprenticeship Funding Bands | Apprenticeship Funding Bands |
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