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SITHCCC006A Prepare appetisers and salads

Date: 06/08/2010
Location: Melbourne
Venue: Princes Hill Secondary College, Arnold Street, Carlton North

Menus today include many modern and classic appetisers and salads. This training will guide you through preparing and serving a range of hot and cold appetisers and salads with their accompanying dressings or sauces. This is a core unit in VCE VET Hospitality programs 1 and 2.

SITHFAB010A Prepare and serve non-alcoholic beverages

Date: 13/08/2010
Location: Melbourne
Venue: 1806 169 Exhibition Street, Melbourne

Gain the skills in making a variety of non-alcoholic drinks from the latest types of teas to mocktails. Learn the art of shaking, crushing, and blending to make fruity and creamy mocktails, frappes and other fruit and milk-based drinks. This unit is part of Units 3 and 4 VCE VET Hospitality Program One.

Registered Training Organisation 21603

Home Economics Victoria is a unique professional subject association as we are able to offer nationally recognised training in our capacity as a Registered Training Organisation (provider number 21603).

We offer a solid program of accredited and non-accredited training programs that provide teachers with professional learning and nationally recognised industry endorsed training responsive to the needs of home economics teachers and teachers delivering VET Hospitality.

We are accredited to deliver:

21868VIC Vocational Graduate Diploma of Home Economics Education
SIT20207 Certificate II in Hospitality
SIT20307 Certificate II in Hospitality (Kitchen Operations)
SIT30707 Certificate III in Hospitality

Vocational Graduate Diploma of Home Economics Education

While it took over two years to develop Home Economics Victoria stands proud that as a professional association we have developed our own nationally recognised Vocational Graduate Diploma of Home Economics Education. This initiative supports postgraduate training to qualify already trained teachers in Victoria in home economics education.

CHC42108 Certificate IV in Career Development

The Career Education Association of Victoria (CEAV) under auspice arrangements with Home Economics Victoria will be offering the CHC42108 Certificate IV in Career Development in 2010. The Program has been designed to suit career practitioners working with young people in education with a special elective targeting career practitioners working with young people with disabilities. Further information can be obtained by the CEAV website http://www.ceav.vic.edu.au/certificate-vi/1235

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