Entry requirements
This course is suitable for candidates successfully progressing from Qualification for Work, and who have shown the ability to work at level 4 with support.
Why take this course?
You will gain knowledge and skills in Hospitality as well as have the opportunity to undertake a relevant Work Placement. You will develop your core skills in Numeracy and Communication, and your knowledge of Mental Health.
What you will experience
- Basic Cooking and Food Preparation
- Customer Service
- Health and Safety in the Kitchen
- Serving and Preparing Salads and Sandwiches
- Using Kitchen Equipment
- Communication and Numeracy
- Mental Health
- Wellbeing
- Work Placement
What you will need
Students will require a full set of chef’s whites including safety shoes.
What you will get
- City and Guilds 7107 (level 1) Introduction to the Hospitality Industry
- Core Skills units in Communication, Numeracy
- Work Placement Unit
- Mental health and Wellbeing Units
Application Information
Applications should be made online. Additional information regarding individual support needs will be requested after initial application.
How do I pay for this course?
If you are studying a full-time non-advanced course (below HNC level), you may be entitled to funding.
Opportunities
Whether you wish to progress in your studies or enter the world of work, North East Scotland College has excellent progression opportunities, with links to eight universities across Scotland and great relationships with industry employers.
Education at NESCol
Progression onto further Hospitality courses at SCQF level 5
Student Stories
Ross Henderson
Supported Programmes
DFN Project Search
“If you feel like your anxiety is really bad or if you have a disability, don’t let that bring you down. If you don’t try, you’ll never know! I might be deaf, but because you’ve got disabilities it doesn’t make you different to anybody else.”
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Shannon Barbour
Supported Programmes
Preparation for Work
“I thought I was coming to college for education, but I got so much more than that: friendships, support, independence, guidance and a push when I needed it. I have had such an amazing journey here.”
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James McLean
Supported Programmes
Qualification for Work: Hospitality
“It’s one of the best decisions I have ever made to continue at College. Lecturers and my classmates have helped me come out of my shell and the leadership skills that are taught on my course have helped me enormously – I feel better about myself.”
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Applications
North East Scotland College offers hundreds of courses each year, apply for one now.
You can apply for a place on this course by completing an online application form, which you can access using the ‘Apply Online’ button. Once completed, this will be received by our Admissions Team who will then process your application.
Aberdeen City Campus
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Starts 28 Aug 2023
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Course Code QJOHL
Completed forms should be signed and returned to us at the following freepost address:
The Student Information & Admissions Manager
North East Scotland College
FREEPOST RTJJ-TXBA-AEZS
Aberdeen City Campus
Gallowgate
Aberdeen
Scotland
UK AB25 1BN
Full-time Application Form
Full-time Application Process
If you take up a place on a College course, at the start of the course you will be asked to sign an enrolment form. In signing the form and/or taking up a place on a College course, you will enter into a contract with the College and be bound by the North East Scotland College Standard Terms and Conditions of Study. Copies of the Terms and Conditions are available for inspection on notice boards and at various locations throughout the College, at the College Reception, on the College website: nescol.ac.uk, or can be obtained on request from the Student Funding and Admissions Manager, North East Scotland College, Aberdeen City Campus, Gallowgate, Aberdeen AB25 1BN. Please note that courses are offered subject to (a) there being sufficient numbers of enrolments and (b) the availability of resources. The College reserves its right (i) not to run courses where the number of students is considered insufficient or where resources are unavailable and (ii) in certain circumstances, to refuse admission to an individual applicant.
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