GCS Training delivers 100% pass rate for WorldHost qualifications
GCS Training delivers 100% pass rate for WorldHost qualifications
GCS Training is proud to celebrate the success of Gower College Swansea’s catering staff, who have passed the one-day WorldHost course.
Einir-Wyn Hawkins delivered the course in conjunction with the City & Guilds Level 2 Award in Principles of Customer Service. Attendees passed both qualifications and were presented with two certificates each.
WorldHost is a unique customer service training programme with an enviable track record. This modern and energetic programme has been used to train over one million people worldwide, including the tens of thousands of volunteers and staff at the London 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympics, who were widely praised for the fantastic welcome they gave to visitors. WorldHost has the backing of Visit Wales, the Institute of Directors and leading businesses nationwide.
The course comprehensively covers the essential principles of customer service for the hospitality, leisure, travel and tourism industries.
GCS Training has a 100% pass rate for these qualifications and has delivered to a wide range of organisations including Morgans Hotel, Fairyhill, The King Arthur, Garbo’s Cafe, Cardiff Castle, Pontypridd Museum and the National Waterfront Museum, as well as college staff.
Pictured are: Einir-Wyn Hawkins (WorldHost Licensed Trainer and Commercial Coordinator at GCS Training); Jayne Richards; Melanie Tucker; Clare Rowlands and Wendy Knight (Wendy successfully completed the course last year). Not in the photograph but also successfully completing the course is Susan Harris.
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This Highfield qualification is aimed at individuals who are, or intend to be food handlers working in catering and hospitality industries, food retail, manufacturing and Health and Social Care provisions.
It is also appropriate for those providing services to catering premises including pest control operators, maintenance engineers, cleaners and laundry and delivery personnel.
It is recommended that staff that prepare open high risk foods or handle food and have a supervisory role must have training to a level equivalent to a Level 2 in Food Safety within 3 months of starting work.
Benefits to the Learner Upon successful completion of the course students will:
· Attain an accredited qualification that complies with current relevant qualifications.
· The ability to apply the basic principles of HACCP
· An understanding of principles of food safety
· The ability to apply the knowledge gained from the course to their work