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Below you’ll find a program overview of the Hospitality & Restaurant Business Management Diploma at The Art Institute of Vancouver. You can also find links to curriculum,
tuition and fees. See who the faculty are or read about what student’s here in
British Columbia think about the program. Better yet, see what they have
accomplished in the student portfolio section.
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If you are looking for a Vancouver art & design school that offers you a diploma course in Hospitality & Restaurant Business Management, and hope to pursue a career in Hospitality & Restaurant Business Management, the following Art Institute of Vancouver program may be just the education you've been searching for. The world's most illustrious restaurants build their reputations on being able to meet customer expectations and demands for service, quality, nutrition, diversity of product, and flavour. At The International Culinary Schools at The Art Institute of Vancouver, we understand that successful communication between all the players in the business - in the kitchen and in the front of the house - keeps things running smoothly and contributes to the overall success of any culinary venture. Curriculum for the Hospitality & Restaurant Business Management program begins with an introduction to the fundamental culinary skills and techniques used in basic cookery. Students then explore the various dimensions of culinary, such as the role of culinary education and various career opportunities, before moving on to both practical and theoretical skills in the business arena. Purchasing, budgeting, planning and cost control knowledge informs students of the market requirements of running a food and beverage business. Front-end management issues such as dining room procedures, management by menu, and human resources management expand on the student's ability to foster effective communication with key staff. Students are also grounded in the marketing, financial management and kitchen management skills critical to operating a business in the hospitality and culinary industries. During the fourth and final quarter of the program, students combine all the critical skills they have acquired in the program to the development of a complete business plan for a minimum 100-seat restaurant. They are then prepared to embark on an externship in industry, to gain real world experience. The Hospitality & Restaurant Business Management program is a prudent choice for those who possess a passion for the culinary and hospitality industries. Whether you dream of owning or managing a restaurant, or are looking to work with catering companies, hotels, and cafes, the program opens a variety doors to employment. The program also suits individuals currently employed in the service industry who are looking to challenge themselves and broaden their career options. Upon successful completion of the program, students enter the work force with a well-rounded portfolio that lays the foundation for a life-long career in the culinary arts. Read more. |
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1st Quarter Introduction to Culinary Skills Concepts & Theories of Culinary Techniques Sanitation & Safety Dimensions of Culinary 2nd Quarter Purchasing & Product Identification Catering & Banquet Operations Marketing of the Hospitality Industry Asian Cuisine Hospitality & Human Resources Management 3rd Quarter Nutrition Food & Beverage Operations Management Garde Manger Management by Menu 4th Quarter Financial Management for the Hospitality Industry Capstone Career Development Externship Planning & Controlling Costs This is a sample schedule only. Class scheduling is subject to change without notice. |
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