Leadership & Management Apprenticeships

Hospitality Manager Level 4

Hospitality Manager Level 4 Apprenticeship

Overview

The Level 4 Hospitality Manager Qualification has been developed for managers, or those wishing to progress to a management position, who work in a range of organisations including bars, restaurants, cafés, conference centres, banqueting venues, hotels and contract caterers.


As part of this Apprenticeship learners will have the chance to develop in a specialist area such as:

  • Conference & Events Management,
  • Food & Beverage Service Management,
  • Front Office Management,
  • Hospitality Outlet Management,
  • Kitchen Management
  • Multi-functional Management
  • Revenue Management.

Level 2 Functional Skills Maths & English
Support is available through OAT to embed these in your learning if you don't already have them.

On completing this apprenticeship you will gain the Hospitality Manager Level 4 qualification.
This is a nationally recognised qualification.

Food and Beverage manager
Food and Beverage managers manage the delivery of business standards in a range of settings including bars, restaurants, cafés, conference centres, banqueting venues, hotels and contract caterers.
House keeping manager
Housekeeping managers manage the delivery of business standards for the presentation of establishments such as hotels and other overnight accommodation including hostels, serviced apartments and conference venues, making sure that they are clean, fresh and tidy in public areas and guest accommodation.
Front office manager
Front office managers manage the delivery of the business standards for the reception function and, where relevant the nights' team and porters, reservations for example in hotels and conference venues.
Revenue manager
Revenue managers devise and implement strategies that aim to optimise revenue across the business, for example rooms, conference and events and food and beverage.
Conference and events manager
Conference and events managers manage the delivery of functions often simultaneously such as business conferences, conventions, banquets or weddings. The role requires managing meticulous coordination liaising with multiple departments across the business to meet a variety of different customer needs and expectations
Hospitality outlet manager
Hospitality outlet managers manage the operations of a hospitality retail outlet, such as quick service restaurants, branded coffee or sandwich shops. The role is often in a fast paced environment with the focus on meeting customers' expectations of efficiency and consistency for both the products and service they receive.
Kitchen manager (head chef)
Kitchen Managers / Head chefs take responsibility for the delivery of consistent levels of food preparation, cooking and service, typically in high volume and often fast paced or complex production catering kitchens. High levels of financial accountability, adherence to strict procurement, stock management and food safety requirements provide a challenging environment which needs to be managed with a considerable amount of expertise.
Multi-functional manager
In some organisations a hospitality manager covers a range of different operational functions, applying their skills, knowledge and behaviours in different contexts, and not necessarily addressing one function in full. Multi-functional managers have substantial accountability and responsibility for meeting clear management objectives with their team and must balance priorities across each of the functions they are given responsibility for. For example a manager may be required to oversee the restaurant service and be responsible for bar, banqueting and conferences on the same day.

  • Food and Beverage manager
  • House keeping manager
  • Front office manager
  • Revenue manager
  • Conference and events manager
  • Hospitality outlet manager
  • Kitchen manager (head chef)
  • Multi-functional manager

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