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NVQ Tracking: Catering and Hospitality 1 CATERING AND HOSPITALITY UNIT 1FDS5 - PREPARE AND CLEAR AREAS FOR A DRINK SERVICE IN A LICENSED PREMISES Unit and Title of the Vocational NVQ Title Underpinning Knowledge Title (eg, Health and Safety) Depth of Match to the Underpinning Knowledge Supporting Knowledge for Supplementary Evidence Unit 1.2 Service of Wine 1FDS5.1 Prepare customer and service areas Working practices 1. Why constant stock of drink and accompaniments must be maintained 2. Why stocks of drinks must be rotated 1. Stocks and drinks service 2. Service equipment 4. Menus A. Stocks for drinks C. Service equipment E. Menus 1FDS5.2 Clear customer and service areas Working practices 1. Why correct storage procedures must be followed for food and drink stocks 1. Drink stocks 2. Service equipment A. Drink stocks D. Service equipment 1FDS5.3 Clean and store glassware Health and safety 2. Why glassware should be cleaned at the correct temperature 3. Clean glassware A. Glassware B. Cleaning method UNIT 1FDS6 - PROVIDE A DRINK SERVICE FOR A LICENSED PREMISES Unit and Title of the Vocational NVQ Title Underpinning Knowledge Title (eg, Health and Safety) Depth of Match to the Underpinning Knowledge Supporting Knowledge for Supplementary Evidence Unit 1.2 Service of Wine 1FDS6.1 Prepare and serve alcoholic/nonalcoholic drinks and accompaniments Health and safety Product knowledge 1. Correct storage and rotation procedures 4. Circumstances for not serving customers with alcohol 6. Symptoms of excessive alcohol 1. Correct temperatures 2. Brand names 1. Deal with customers 2. Service of drinks 3. Provide information 4. Serve drinks 6. Service style 8. Legal requirements A. Information C. Drinks D. Service equipment G. Service style 3. Product differences Legislation 1. Legal measures 2. Law in relation to the service of alcoholic beverages 3. Licensed hours 4. Circumstances for not serving customers alcohol 1FDS6.2 Maintain customer and service areas during drinks service Health and safety Product knowledge 1. Correct storage and rotation procedures 1. Stock of drinks 2. Store drinks 8. Legal requirements A. Drinks D. Service equipment G. Legal requirements

2 s Mapping WSET LEVEL 1 CERTIFICATE IN WINES COMMUNICATION Unit of the Vocational Title Depth of Match of s Evidence Unit 1.1 - Wines by Style Unit 1.2 - Service of Wine Unit 1.3 - Introduction to Food and Wine Matching C1.1 Take part in a one-to-one discussion and a group discussion about different straightforward subjects key-skill requirements C1.2 Read and obtain information from two different types of documents about straightforward subjects, including at least one image key-skill requirements C1.3 Write two different types of documents about straightforward subjects key-skill requirements APPLICATION OF NUMBER Unit of the Vocational Title Depth of Match of s Evidence Unit 1.2 - Service of Wine N1.1 Interpret information Limited opportunities N1.2 Carry out calculations Limited opportunities N1.3 Interpret results and present findings INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Vocational Title Depth of Match of s Evidence IT1.1 Plan, search and select information IT1.2 Explore, develop and exchange information and derive new information IT1.3 Present information

s Mapping continued 3 WSET LEVEL 1 CERTIFICATE IN WINES IMPROVING OWN-LEARNING AND PERFORMANCE Vocational Title Depth of Match of s Evidence Unit 1.1 - Wines by Style Unit 1.2 - Service of Wine Unit 1.3 - Introduction to Food and Wine Matching LP1.1 Confirm short-term targets and plan how these will be met key-skill requirements when undertaking training using the WSET Level 1 Information and LP1.2 Follow plan, meet targets and improve performance key-skill requirements when undertaking training using the WSET Level 1 Information and LP1.3 Review progress and achievements key-skill requirements when undertaking training using the WSET Level 1 Information and WORKING WITH OTHERS Vocational Title Depth of Match of s Evidence Unit 1.3 - Introduction to Food and Wine Matching WO1.1 Confirm what to do Formal assessment available when completing Unit 2 assessment briefing WO1.2 Work towards objectives Formal assessment available when completing Unit 2 assessment task WO1.3 Identify progress Formal assessment available when completing Unit 2 assessment feedback PROBLEM SOLVING Vocational Title Depth of Match of s Evidence Unit 1.2 - Service of Wine PS1.1 Confirm problems and identify options Partial match with the delivery of the underpinning knowledge required for the identification of wine faults PS1.2 Plan and try out options PS1.3 Check and describe results

4 s Tracking Guides KEY SKILL LEVEL 1: COMMUNICATION C1.1a - CONTRIBUTE TO A DISCUSSION Take part in a one-to-one discussion and a group discussion about different straightforward subjects Unit 1 Introduction to Wine You will have several opportunites to take part in group discussion and express your opinions about the wines you will taste by using the WSET Systematic Approach to Tasting When discussing suitable wine matches to menu items An observation record signed by an assessor who observed the discussion or audio / video tape of the discussion C1.2 - READ AND OBTAIN INFORMATION Read and obtain information from two different types of documents about straightforward subjects, including at least one image Unit 1 Introduction to Wine Completion of activities in the WSET Level 1 Knowledge & Match wines with foods and present these findings, stating reasons for your choice Completed activities in the WSET Level 1 Knowledge & Portfolio of tasting notes signed by an assessor C1.3 - WRITING Read and obtain information from two different types of documents about straightforward subjects, including at least one image Unit 1 Introduction to Wine Completion of Portfolio of tasting notes Completion of activities in the WSET Level 1 Knowledge & Portfolio of tasting notes signed by an assessor Completed activities in the WSET Level 1 Knowledge &

s Tracking Guides continued 5 KEY SKILL LEVEL 1: IMPROVING OWN LEARNING AND PERFORMANCE LP1.1 - SET TARGETS Confirm understanding of your short-term targets, and plan how these will be met, with the person setting them All units Reading the materials in your WSET Level 1 Knowledge & Assessment Pack Seeking advice from Tutor, manager or someone with prior knowledge of the WSET Level 1 Certificate Records to show how you have checked progress Two action plans with action points, deadlines and review of progress LP1.2 - FOLLOW PLAN Follow your plan, using support given by others to help meet targets : Studying a straightforward subject Learning through a straightforward practical activity All units Checking progress using the questions in your WSET Level 1 Certificate Study Guide Checking progress by assessing and keeping records using your Student Tasting Notes of wines tasted other than those tasted in lessons Checking progress by assessing and keeping notes of food and wine matching opportunites Action Plan to keep a log of your learning with notes of: 1. What you said about your progress 2. What you have achieved 3. Examples of practical work completed Records from those who have seen your work, which show you have progressed and completed tasks KEY SKILL LEVEL 1: WORKING WITH OTHERS WO1.1 - CONFIRM WHAT TO DO Confirm what needs to be done to achieve given objectives, including your responsibilities Unit 2 Food and Wine Matching Check that you clearly understand what is required for completion of the food and wine matching task Record from the assessor who observed completion of assessment task WO1.2 - WORK TOWARDS OBJECTIVES Work with others towards achieving given objectives, carrying out tasks to meet your responsibilities Unit 2 Food and Wine Matching Complete food and wine matching assessment task Use the resources supplied to complete task Record of tasks carried out and how you met your responsibilities WO1.3 - IDENTIFY PROGRESS Identify progress and suggest ways of improving work with others to help achieve given objectives Unit 2 Food and Wine Matching Feedback on completed task from assessor and other group members Record from you and supervisor / assessor on progress and how you worked with others