Professional English V (CAEN_311.2)


This module, as all language modules, is aligned with the Common European Framework of References (CEFR) for Languages. The course intends to further extend the basic language skills focusing on communication in the hospitality and tourism industry. By the end of the semester, students are expected to further develop the language to the B2-B3 Levels.

The module is the fifth course in a sequential series and provides students with basic language skills in listening, speaking, reading and writing for effective communication in professional situations.


Kitchen Management (CAMM_311.2)

This module presents a systematic approach to the effective management of a professional kitchen. It includes issues such as management functions, staffing, training and development of employees, proper food handling techniques, standard safety and sanitary procedures at the workplace, laying out and operating a kitchen, writing, developing and analysing menus as well as selecting and maintaining kitchen tools and equipment.

It aims to assist students to develop high quality kitchen standards in the food service industry. It also aims to enable students to assimilate management principles leading to the production of the right quantity and quality of food, for the required number of people, on time, through the most effective use of staff, equipment and materials.



Advanced Plated Desserts (CAPM_321.2)

This module is designed to provide students with advanced pastry arts knowledge, with emphasis on the development of the techniques and skills required to produce a variety of restaurant plated dessert novelties. It provides students with the technical knowledge and skills to properly use key pastry ingredients such as chocolate and caramel, and produce an assortment of classical and contemporary “petits fours”. Emphasis is placed on the ability to use the plated dessert elements to design and produce innovative, upscale restaurant plated desserts.

International Cuisines: From Classical to Fusion (CAPM_311.2)

This module intends to provide the students with knowledge of the origins of specific international cuisines as well as the cultural and socio-economic elements that have influenced and shaped their evolution.

This course introduces students to the culinary heritage of international cuisines and their associated classical and traditional specialties. Emphasis is placed on the factors that resulted in the evolution of contemporary, trendy representations of these dishes. It also focuses on applying effective kitchen strategies, organisation and time management skills towards the fulfillment of these assigned cuisines.