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Catering and<br />
Hospitality<br />
L1 L2 l3<br />
Be the next Jamie Oliver.<br />
Do you admire the culinary skills <strong>of</strong> talented<br />
chefs and like working as part <strong>of</strong> a team?<br />
Could you think creatively to cater for the<br />
tastes <strong>of</strong> your customers?<br />
Have you thought about a career in<br />
hospitality? It’s the kind <strong>of</strong> environment<br />
that suits lively people who can think on<br />
their feet and, what’s more, t<strong>here</strong> will<br />
never be a shortage <strong>of</strong> excellent<br />
employment opportunities.<br />
If you like dealing with people, t<strong>here</strong> are<br />
plenty <strong>of</strong> opportunities for waiters and<br />
waitresses, as well as bar and restaurant<br />
managers. T<strong>here</strong> are also good prospects for<br />
hotel and restaurant reception positions.<br />
At CWA you will receive training from staff<br />
that have worked in the industry and will help<br />
you get started on a career in this exciting,<br />
lively environment.<br />
Students will be able to develop skills in many<br />
areas including customer service, food and<br />
drink service, how to work in a team, food<br />
preparation and cooking, food safety and<br />
food hygiene.<br />
Have-a-go<br />
We are running have-a-go<br />
days for catering and hospitality.<br />
King’s Lynn Campus<br />
Tuesday 29/10/13 & 18/02/14<br />
For more information and to register<br />
visit cwa.ac.uk/haveago<br />
Students take afternoon<br />
tea in style<br />
Four students from CWA were the envy <strong>of</strong> their<br />
friends as they won the chance to take afternoon<br />
tea at the world-famous Fortnum and Mason<br />
store in London.<br />
<strong>The</strong> prize came from the students’ successes in a<br />
national cake-making competition in London at<br />
the <strong>West</strong>minster <strong>College</strong>.<br />
Emma’s raspberry layer cake with a touch <strong>of</strong><br />
elderflower won her a certificate for first prize;<br />
Elizabeth came third and Loren and Matthew<br />
were also praised.<br />
Loren made three different sorts <strong>of</strong> cupcakes,<br />
including one flavoured with real champagne;<br />
Elizabeth made a seed cake, while Matthew<br />
produced a topical 20cm replica <strong>of</strong> the Olympic<br />
stadium as a chocolate cake.<br />
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