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TAFE NSW hospitality courses and facilities can take you from courses that you study as part of your HSC right up to international hotel management courses. TAFE NSW courses in hospitality are always fine-tuned with industry partners so your skills are the skills you need for the jobs of tomorrow.

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Meg Rands

Practical makes perfect

The kitchen and simulated restaurant … has given me an insight into what it is like to work in a restaurant. You can try a bit of everything from learning how to make coffee and responsibly serving alcohol, to perfecting customer service and wine pairing.
Meg

In hospitality time is of the essence. Employers are crying out for graduates who know their way around a kitchen and have skills to hit the ground running. That’s why TAFE NSW is focussed on hands-on learning experiences, in real or closely simulated environments.

For TAFE NSW Hospitality student Meg, our fully-licensed training restaurant, Dharra Ngurang (Wiradjuri for eating out) is the perfect learning location.

The restaurant is run by our Commercial Cookery and Hospitality students and is open to the public. You can experience 3-course meals, table service, wine pairing and, of course, excellent customer service. It’s these skills that secure employment for our graduates.

There is no experience substitute for a full-service dining room with paying customers and real-time demands, to prepare students for life in this dynamic industry.

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What job opportunities could a hospitality course lead to?

A hospitality course can lead to a number of job opportunities, from running a cocktail bar to working in silver service for five-star hotels and venues.

Qualifications in hospitality can lead to a job as a services manager, hotel manager, cafe owner, concierge or bar supervisor. The average weekly salary for a services manager is $1,415.

Whether you’re just starting out in your hospitality career, want to gain more qualifications, add to your previous experience, or simply broaden your horizons, TAFE NSW offers a wide variety of courses at a number of levels to suit you.

TAFE courses in the area include Responsible Service of Alcohol, Event Management, Food Handling, Hospitality Management, Leadership and Management, Kitchen Operations and Food Safety Supervision.