Collection: CECC35 Student Template

About Me (Bio)

Welcome to my CECC35 student portfolio. This portfolio will highlight my commercial cookery skills. If you want to edit the page name and this description, click Edit this page and select Settings.  You also have the option to change the layout of your page under Settings as well.

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Me

Details

Brief description about yourself.

Learning Topics

Learning Topics

  1. Demonstrate competence of skills and values for food and workplace safety standards of the commercial kitchen;
  2. Plan, produce and present meat, seafood, poultry, fruit, vegetable, egg, stock, sauces, soups and farinaceous dishes;
  3. Select and prepare ingredients and equipment to produce and serve pastries, cakes, bread and dessert; and,
  4. Produce kitchen business documents and contribute to menu development and stock management.

Topics

About Me (Bio)

Policy

Policy

Kitchen Regulation

Kitchen Regulation

Team and Customer Service

Team and Customer Service

Prep and Serving Patissere and Baking Products

Prep and Serving Patissere and Baking Products

Prep and Serving Salads, Soups & Local Dishes

Prep and Serving Salads, Soups & Local Dishes

Work Journal

Work Journal

Comments

Important

RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE STUDENT

 Always demonstrate correct personal presentation. Ensure that you wear:

  1. Clean clothes/uniform and shoes in the kitchen all the time;
  2. Ensure that you have clean and short fingernails, neat hair and are neatly shaved.
  3. Communicate clearly and professionally with all members of staff.
  4. Learn and always follow the correct communication procedures for serving and greeting hotel/resort/business guests.
  5. Learn it, and at all times, follow resort/hotel/business regulations and policies.
  6. Learn and always follow safety practises of the kitchen and organisation.
  7. Organise your daily work. Plan, prioritise and solve problems for the team.
  8. Work with and for the team at all times.
  9. Your supervisor MUST be informed when you are unable to attend to your scheduled shift or days of work.

 

STUDENT: RECORDING YOUR WORK EXPERIENCE

  1. Before completing the work experience statements, read the notes on the type of work experience you are required to complete.
  2. Always write clearly: the tasks completed with the days, dates and hours of work
  3. Any other activities performed during this time must be recorded in the Work Experience Record Page.
  4. Your work experience record for every week must be signed by your Chef or designated supervisor.
  5. You are required to complete your assigned projects of the products and services within the kitchen and resort/hotel.

    Remember to;
  • Discuss skills you have acquired
  • Menu items, products and services/functions you were involved in.
  • State challenges you encountered and how these were resolved. Discuss how you may have done this differently and why.
  • Describe food safety and work safety standards that are important to the kitchen and how these are maintained
  • Identify products, services and processes that are unique to the food industry that you encounter/use/comply with at work.