Hospitality Essentials – Free Course in Sorell

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Sorell Study Hub

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Individuals

Qualification

Entry Level

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Course Description

Hospitality Essentials is a free, face-to-face training course designed to help people gain practical skills and industry knowledge to work in cafés, restaurants, bars, events, sporting clubs, vineyards, and tourism venues. Delivered by experienced trainers in a relaxed learning environment, the course covers hospitality basics such as coffee culture, food safety, responsible service of alcohol, first aid, communication, and digital skills. Participants also receive job preparation support including résumé writing, interview practice, and insights from local employers, making it an ideal pathway for those exploring new career options or ready to enter the workforce in the hospitality industry.

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