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Gastronomsko-turistični tehnik/gastronomsko-turistična tehnica
Selected qualifications
Name of qualification | Name of qualification: Gastronomsko-turistični tehnik/gastronomsko-turistična tehnicaAdd to comparison |
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Translated title (no legal status) | Translated title: Gastronomy-tourism technician |
Type of qualification | Type of qualification: Upper secondary technical education |
Category of qualification | Category of qualification: Educational Qualification |
Type of education | Type of education: Upper secondary technical education |
Duration |
Duration of education:
4 years
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Credits | Credits: 240 credits |
Admission requirements |
Entry conditions:
Elementary school or lower vocational education |
ISCED field |
Field:
Services
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ISCED subfield | subfield: inter-disciplinary programmes and qualifications involving services |
Qualification level |
SQF Level:
SQF 5 |
A certificate holder is qualified to:
- adapt the range of food and tourism services to various target groups,
- carry out the basic processes of preparing and serving meals,
- provide food and hotel services in accordance with the applicable regulations,
- communication in business situations in Slovene and in two foreign languages,
- use contemporary ICT software tools,
- present and disseminate information regarding the natural and cultural heritage of Slovenia,
- compile, design and prepare menus, bills of fare, wine lists and beverage price lists, and
- provide and sell food services.
Elective:
- prepare dishes from all food groups and include them on menus as regular meals,
- plan, organise and serve regular meals and specialities,
- prepare Slovenian dishes, the dishes of other nationalities, dishes for various forms of alternate nutrition and for basic diets,
- carry out preparatory and final serving works, and draft written offers,
- serve dishes, meals, beverages and drinks in various ways in different food service operations,
- plan, organise and serve the most demanding specialities within and outside the scope of food services operations,
- include dishes and mixed drinks in the range of food services and prepare them in front of guests, and recommend drinks to accompany dishes and menus,
- perform the tasks of tour guide and tourism information provider,
- provide advice and sell tourism products, plan package programmes, search for information, and make reservations and payments,
- search, evaluate data and disseminate information regarding tourism programmes in several languages,
- perform reception tasks, disseminate information and link the work of various departments,
- prepare bills of fare for diets in cooperation with a dietician,
- select permitted foods and appropriate technological procedures, prepare and serve dishes and drinks for various types of diets,
- accept orders, prepare offers, and organise, manage and provide catering services,
- decorate various foods, and control the quality of raw materials and products using various methods,
- prepare typical dishes using traditional and contemporary methods for appropriate serving,
- organise, evaluate and carry out demanding, appealing and special types of entertainment,
- compile package programmes for interesting destinations with accompanying documentation, and an assessment of success and a report on packages,
- organise, manage and supervise complementary activities at a hotel,
- promote, coordinate and link specific tourism entities in a single tourist destination,
- prepare demanding national and foreign desserts, and
- include dishes and mixed drinks in the range of food services, and prepare them in front of guests.
Certificate holders supplement their key vocational knowledge and abilities with key general knowledge in line with national standards.
Students may progress to a higher year if at the end of the academic year they achieve a positive score in all general education subjects and relevant vocational modules set out in the school’s operational curriculum, and have completed all extracurricular activities and practical on-the-job training, or progress on the basis of a programme faculty decision.
Gastronomsko-turistični tehnik/gastronomsko-turistična tehnica
SQF 5
EQF 4
The Career path tab shows the possible career path within the selected qualification area, which is not the only one and is not mandatory. The actual transition between qualifications, which is determined by law, is defined in the Transition tab.
SQF 6 / EQF 5
Matura/vocational course, higher vocational education (SQF level 6), first-cycle professional education (SQF level 7) and first-cycle academic education (SQF level 7)
Students must successfully (i.e. with positive scores) complete general education subjects, compulsory and elective vocational modules, and the open part of the curriculum. They must also complete extracurricular activities, practical on-the-job training and a vocational matura.
A vocational matura comprises a compulsory section (written and oral examination of Slovene, and entrepreneurial gastronomy and tourism) and an elective section (written and oral foreign language or mathematics examination, and product/service and an oral presentation).
Vocational and technical secondary schools and adult education institutions.
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