Course Description
Hospitality and tourism is one of the top fields for employment in Canada. Hospitality and tourism courses prepare students to meet diverse challenges in this multifaceted field. Hospitality and tourism education provides both a hands-on and a theoretical approach to learning about the various sectors in the field. Students will have opportunities to develop essential food preparation and presentation skills; will learn about event planning and marketing, customer relations, human resource management, inventory management, and tourism administration and management; and will examine the cultural and economic forces that drive tourism trends. Students will gain experience with equipment and procedures commonly used in their particular sectors of interest, and will comply with health and safety regulations and standards that govern the various sectors in the tourism industry. They will acquire a foundation of skills and knowledge that will prepare them for both post-secondary education and careers in hospitality and tourism.
What You Will Do
Students study nutrition and food preparation by using safe food practices. Students consider a healthy meal plan in connection with the food guide when planning various dishes. Students explore the various occupations around the area of hospitality. Students experience working in a kitchen while preparing meals, baking or planning or preparing for larger venues. Students acquire skills used in the home or at a commercial setting.
Related Trades
Chef, Baker, Butcher, Event planner, Travel agent
TFJ3C1, TFJ3E1
Pre-Requisite Courses: None
TFJ4C1
Pre-Requisite Courses: TFJ3C1