Apprenticeship Info:
Each Registered Apprenticeship Track includes online coursework to be completed outside the workplace, as a supplement to on-the-job training. This coursework is self-paced and delivered by industry-recognized entities like ServSafe, ServSuccess, the American Hotel & Lodging Association Educational Foundation, and ManageFirst, created by the National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation. It may be completed at school, or at home.
Online Learning Content & Hours by Track:
Line Cook = 121 to 146 hours
Certified Kitchen Cook Online Program – 50 hours
Foundations of Restaurant Management & Culinary Arts Level 1 – 25 hours
Foundations of Restaurant Management & Culinary Arts Level 2 – 30 hours
Restaurant Professional Learning Suite Certification – 8 hours
ServSafe Food Handler Certification – 4 hours
ServSafe Allergens Certification – 2 hours
ServSafe Sexual Harassment Prevention for the Restaurant Industry Credential – 1 hour
Unconscious Bias for the Restaurant Industry Credential – 1 hour
(Optional) ManageFirst: Controlling Food Service Costs – 25 hours
Kitchen Manager = 264 hours
Certified Kitchen Cook Online Program – 50 hours
Foundations of Restaurant Management & Culinary Arts Level 1 – 25 hours
Foundations of Restaurant Management & Culinary Arts Level 2 – 30 hours
Restaurant Professional Learning Suite Certification – 8 hours
ServSuccess Certified Restaurant Supervisor Certification – 14 hours
ServSuccess Restaurant Manager Certification – 16 hours
ServSafe Food Handler Certification – 4 hours
ServSafe Food Manager Certification – 8 hours
ServSafe Allergens Certification – 2 hours
ServSafe Sexual Harassment Prevention for the Restaurant Industry Credential – 1 hour
Unconscious Bias for the Restaurant Industry Credential – 1 hour
ManageFirst: Controlling Food Service Costs – 25 hours
ManageFirst: Hospitality Accounting – 30- hours
ManageFirst: Purchasing – 25 hours
ManageFirst: Human Resources Management & Supervisor – 25 hours
Restaurant Manager = 264 hours
Foundations of Restaurant Management & Culinary Arts Level 1 – 25 hours
Foundations of Restaurant Management & Culinary Arts Level 2 – 30 hours
ServSuccess Restaurant Professional Certification – 8 hours
ServSuccess Certified Restaurant Supervisor Certification – 14 hours
ServSuccess Restaurant Manager Certification – 16 hours
ServSafe Food Handler Certification – 4 Hours
ServSafe Allergens Certification – 2 hours
ServSafe Food Manager Certification – 8 hours
ServSafe Sexual Harassment Prevention for the Restaurant Industry Credential – 1 hour
Unconscious Bias for the Restaurant Industry Credential – 1 hour
ManageFirst: Controlling Food Service Costs – 25 hours
ManageFirst: Hospitality Accounting – 30- hours
ManageFirst: Purchasing – 25 hours
ManageFirst: Human Resources Management & Supervisor – 25 hours
ManageFirst: Hospitality & Restaurant Marketing – 25 hours
ManageFirst: Principles of Food & Beverage Management – 25 hours
Here is the link to the presentation on Hospitality Careers created by the Pennsylvania Restaurant & Lodging Association: PRLA Hospitality Careers Presentation & Video
Additional Information:
PRLA (Pennsylvania Restaurant & Lodging Association) they suggested an opportunity to invest in your current curriculum to include industry recognized programs:
The Hospitality Tourism Management program, a program through the American Hotel & Lodging Education Institute (AHLEI). Table of Contents - HTM.pdf
ServSafe Foodhandler Certification Course & ServSafe Allergens Certification Course
Both courses are online and offer industry recognized certifications that are recognized by the Department of Education. (Also included in the Apprenticeship Track).
See below for a graphic representation of the Products: ServSafe Product Suite Details 2021.pdf
Guest Services Gold, another AHLEI program
Demonstrates how to provide a level of guest service that leaves a lasting positive impression on each of your guests, inspires your coworkers and enhances your job satisfaction.
Industry recognized program (also included in the Apprenticeship Track).
Click here to check out the course and what is offered.
Additionally, you may consider creating a Culinary Club for students interested in the industry:
§ Arrange company tours or job shadowing events to learn about careers.
§ Invite experts to teach a specific cuisine or technique
§ Group activities like cooking through all the recipes in a cookbook