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Review Table Hospitality Core Existing Classification FIELD: Subfield: Domain: SERVICES AND LIFE SCIENCES Hospitality and Tourism Hospitality Operations Note that the Domain has been changed for all unit standards in this existing domain, except those unit standards that fall outside the scope of this Review. Any provider with a current accreditation for the Domain Hospitality Operations shall have their scope of accreditation expanded to include the Domain Hospitality Core to the level of their current scope. Changes to the contents of the unit standards resulting from the Review In the unit standards: Special notes referring to assessment contexts have been amended to give an indication that realism be reflected into the related training and assessment. Special Notes have been amended to give an emphasis to the need for documented evidence of multiple performances. Such documentation could be through the use of Logbooks or Training Diaries, etc. Special Notes have been amended to give emphasis, where relevant, to the opportunities for integrated training and assessment (ie, where the scope of a number of unit standards can be addressed at the same time). Legislation has been updated where necessary, and legislation or regulations not specific to the Title of the unit standard deleted. Special Notes and Ranges have been amended to give emphasis to any terms being defined. Minor changes or additions to wording to give clarification of meaning and scope of expected performances. Deleted unit standards The following unit standards have been deleted as they are no longer required and/or their requirements have been incorporated into other, relevant unit standards: 46 50 266 The last date for credit to be awarded for these unit standards is 1 December 201.

Id Review Category Classification Category (changes) 42 2 Hospitality Core 4 2 Hospitality Core 44 2 Hospitality Core 45 2 Hospitality Core Title Follow workplace health, safety and hygiene procedures in a hospitality Prepare for and provide customer care in a hospitality Work with colleagues and customers in a culturally diverse hospitality environment Conduct basic oral and written workplace communication in English in a hospitality 46 4 Deleted to Unit 268 Update and maintain hospitality industry knowledge and ethics 47 2 Hospitality Core Dispose of waste in a hospitality 48 2 Hospitality Core Conserve resources and report maintenance requirements in a hospitality 49 2 Hospitality Core Organize work in a hospitality environment Organize own work in a hospitality environment 50 4 Deleted to Unit 268 Demonstrate understanding of the importance of tourism for Namibia 51 2 Hospitality Core Demonstrate general cleaning techniques for premises and equipment in a hospitality 266 4 Deleted see Unit 52 Communicate on the telephone in a hospitality 267 2 Hospitality Core Assist colleagues and provide service to guests in a hospitality 268 2 Hospitality Core Apply knowledge of jobs and career pathways in the hospitality industry in establishing a career plan 269 2 Hospitality Core 270 4 Deleted a competency integrated within other unit standards Demonstrate knowledge of the hospitality industry and related jobs and career pathways Use English in written and oral form to perform duties in a hospitality Perform routine workplace estimations and calculations in a hospitality NQF NQF Level Credit 1 6 2 1 4 2 2 2 5 2 2 4 2 2 2 2 2 6 2 2 2 5 2 2

Note 271 2 Hospitality Core 272 2 Hospitality Core 50 2 Hospitality Core 516 2 Hospitality Core 550 2 Hospitality Core Receive, store and rotate stock and supplies in a hospitality Control stock and supplies in a hospitality Apply first aid in a hospitality Conduct basic workplace oral communication in an Asian or European language other than English in a hospitality Conduct routine workplace oral communication in an Asian or European language other than English in a hospitality 5 4 The following unit standards fell outside the scope of this Review as advised by the Tourism and Hospitality Industry Committee. The Anticipated Review Date for these unit standards is 201. 509 Implement workplace health, safety and security procedures in a hospitality 510 Monitor, coach and administer staff in a hospitality 511 Train staff in job skills in a hospitality 512 Implement work operations in a hospitality 51 Maintain financial records and systems in a hospitality 514 Promote and sell tourism products in a hospitality 515 Coordinate control of stock and supplies in a hospitality 517 Facilitate effective workplace relationships in a hospitality 57 Manage risk, safety and security in a hospitality 58 Manage human resources in a hospitality 59 Manage payroll for a hospitality 540 Monitor staff performance in a hospitality 4 2 5 4 10 4 5 5 8 5 24 5 7 5 8

541 Develop and implement operational and strategic plans for a hospitality 542 Manage financial operations in a hospitality 544 Manage physical assets in a hospitality 545 Manage purchasing and control of stock and supplies in a hospitality 546 Establish and conduct business relationships in a hospitality 547 Develop and manage sales and marketing strategies as part of hospitality operations 548 Develop and maintain legal knowledge required for business compliance in a hospitality 549 Use information and communications technologies as part of hospitality operations 551 Establish and maintain departmental systems and operations in a hospitality 5 10 5 10 5 10 5 6 5 8 5 10 5 7 5 16 5 10

Existing Classification Review Table Commercial Cookery FIELD: Subfield: Domain: SERVICES AND LIFE SCIENCES Hospitality and Tourism Food Preparation Changes to the contents of the unit standards resulting from the Review In the unit standards: Special notes referring to assessment contexts have been amended to give an indication that realism be reflected into the related training and assessment. Special Notes have been amended to give an emphasis to the need for documented evidence of multiple performances. Such documentation could be through the use of Logbooks or Training Diaries, etc. Special Notes have been amended to give emphasis, where relevant, to the opportunities for integrated training and assessment (ie, where the scope of a number of unit standards can be addressed at the same time). Special Notes in the cooking unit standards have been amended to include a note requiring the use of order and production cost control systems to be used. Legislation has been updated where necessary, and legislation or regulations not specific to the Title of the unit standard deleted. Special Notes and Ranges have been amended to give emphasis to any terms being defined. Minor changes or additions to wording to give clarification of meaning and scope of expected performances. Deleted unit standards The following unit standards have been deleted as they are no longer required and/or their requirements have been incorporated into other, relevant unit standards: Unit 22 Unit 2 The last date for credit to be awarded for these unit standards is 1 December 201. Id Review Category Classification Category (changes) 61 2 Commercial Cookery 62 2 Commercial Cookery 6 2 Commercial Cookery Title Identify local food items and basic ingredients in a hospitality Undertake pre-preparation of food items in a hospitality Clean food production areas, equipment and utensils in a hospitality NQF NQF Level Credit 2 5 2 4 2 4

08 2 Commercial Cookery Clean food production areas in a hospitality Plan a menu for a hospitality 09 2 Commercial Cookery 10 2 Commercial Cookery 11 2 Commercial Cookery 12 2 Commercial Cookery 1 2 Commercial Cookery 14 2 Commercial Cookery 15 2 Commercial Cookery 16 2 Commercial Cookery Plan to implement a menu in a hospitality industry Demonstrate knowledge of common types and uses of food preparation equipment in a hospitality Use industry terminology for food preparation in a hospitality Demonstrate knowledge of terminology used in food preparation and cookery Use, clean and maintain knives in a hospitality Handle, clean and maintain knives in a hospitality Apply knowledge of basic nutrition in food preparation and service Set up and close down the food preparation area in a hospitality Set up and close down a food preparation area in a hospitality Prepare and present sandwiches in a hospitality Prepare and present appetisers and salads in a hospitality Prepare, cook, and present appetisers and salads in a hospitality Prepare and present egg and dairy dishes in a hospitality 2 2 5 17 2 Commercial Cookery Prepare, cook, and present egg and dairy dishes in a hospitality Prepare and present fruit and vegetable dishes in a hospitality Prepare, cook, and present fruit 5

18 2 Commercial Cookery 19 2 Commercial Cookery and vegetable dishes in a hospitality Prepare and present rice, pasta and pulse dishes in a hospitality Prepare, cook, and present rice, pasta and pulse dishes in a hospitality Prepare and present meat, poultry and fish dishes in a hospitality 8 20 2 Commercial Cookery 21 2 Commercial Cookery 22 4 Deleted - the requirements of this unit standard have been shifted to Unit 21 2 Deleted The requirements of this unit standard have been shifted as an additional Element to relevant unit standards for the preparation and cooking of food dishes 505 2 Commercial Cookery 506 2 Commercial Cookery Prepare, cook, and present meat, poultry and fish dishes in a hospitality Prepare and present a range of bakery products in a hospitality Prepare, bake, and present a range of bakery products in a hospitality Prepare and cook food using a range of cooking methods in a hospitality Cook food in a microwave oven in a hospitality Portion, plate and present food in a hospitality Prepare and cook stocks, sauces and soups in a hospitality Prepare and cook desserts, pastries, cakes and yeast products 7 12 5 5 507 2 Commercial Cookery Prepare and cook desserts and pastries Prepare and present pates, terrines and galantines in a hospitality 4 6 5 8 Prepare and present pâté,

52 2 Commercial Cookery terrines and galantines in a hospitality Monitor a food quality and food safety program in a hospitality 4 10 5 2 Commercial Cookery 54 2 Commercial Cookery 55 2 Commercial Cookery 556 2 Commercial Cookery 557 2 Commercial Cookery 558 2 Commercial Cookery Monitor a food quality and food safety programme in a hospitality Apply advanced food preparation techniques to cook specialized meat, poultry and game dishes Apply advanced food preparation techniques to prepare and cook specialized fish and seafood dishes Plan, cost and control menu-based catering in a hospitality Plan and manage a food safety program in a hospitality Plan and manage a food safety programme in a hospitality Manage food costing and control systems in a hospitality Manage catering for an event of function 4 6 8 4 10 5 10 5 10 5 18

Review Table - Housekeeping Existing Classification FIELD: Subfield: Domain: SERVICES AND LIFE SCIENCES Hospitality and Tourism Housekeeping Operations Changes to the contents of the unit standards resulting from the Review In the unit standards: Special notes referring to assessment contexts have been amended to give an indication that realism be reflected into the related training and assessment. Special Notes have been amended to give an emphasis to the need for documented evidence of multiple performances. Such documentation could be through the use of Logbooks or Training Diaries, etc. Special Notes have been amended to give emphasis, where relevant, to the opportunities for integrated training and assessment (ie, where the scope of a number of unit standards can be addressed at the same time). Legislation has been updated where necessary, and legislation or regulations not specific to the Title of the unit standard deleted. Special Notes and Ranges have been amended to give emphasis to any terms being defined. Minor changes or additions to wording to give clarification of meaning and scope of expected performances. Deleted unit standards The following unit standards have been deleted as they are no longer required. Unit 57 incorporated into Units 51 and 56 where applicable. Unit 58 incorporated into Unit 290 where applicable. The last date for credit to be awarded for these unit standards is 1 December 201. Id Review Category Classification Category (changes) Title 56 2 Clean guest rooms, public and service areas and toilet and bathroom areas in a hospitality NQF Level 2 NQF Credit 6 10 Clean guest rooms and public and service areas in a hospitality 57 4 Deleted Apply cleaning chemicals to clean interior and exterior surfaces in a hospitality 2 2

58 4 Deleted see 290 Launder linen and guest clothes 2 6 285 2 Maintain the grounds in a hospitality 286 2 Establish and maintain garden areas in a hospitality 287 2 Keep pets in a hospitality Care for pets in a hospitality 288 2 Plan and supervise housekeeping operations in a hospitality 289 2 Deliver housekeeping services for guests in a hospitality Attend to guests as a housekeeper in a hospitality 290 2 Operate a laundry service onpremise and off-premise in a hospitality 29 2 Incorporate non-routine housekeeping operations in a hospitality Respond to non-routine housekeeping situations in a hospitality 508 2 Organise floral and other types of displays as part of hospitality operations 522 2 Hospitality Core Contribute to workplace improvements in a hospitality 52 2 Supervise servicing of rooms and laundry services as part of hospitality operations Supervise laundry services in a hospitality 524 2 Supervise maintenance operations in a hospitality 2 4 8 6 4 8 4 5 4 5 6

Review Table Food and Beverage Service Existing Classification FIELD: Subfield: Domain: SERVICES AND LIFE SCIENCES Hospitality and Tourism Food and Beverage Service Changes to the contents of the unit standards resulting from the Review In the unit standards: Special notes referring to assessment contexts have been amended to give an indication that realism be reflected into the related training and assessment. Special Notes have been amended to give an emphasis to the need for documented evidence of multiple performances. Such documentation could be through the use of Logbooks or Training Diaries, etc. Special Notes have been amended to give emphasis, where relevant, to the opportunities for integrated training and assessment (ie, where the scope of a number of unit standards can be addressed at the same time). Legislation has been updated where necessary, and legislation or regulations not specific to the Title of the unit standard deleted. Special Notes and Ranges have been amended to give emphasis to any terms being defined. Minor changes or additions to wording to give clarification of meaning and scope of expected performances. Id Review Category Classification Category (changes) Title 59 2 Demonstrate knowledge of basic food and beverage terminology 60 2 Identify, clean and store cutlery, crockery, glassware and table linen in a hospitality Set tables in a hospitality and identify, clean and store cutlery, crockery, glassware and table linen 291 2 Process food and beverage reservations in a hospitality 292 2 Commercial Cookery Practice food safety methods and personal hygiene for food and beverage service Practice food safety methods in a hospitality NQF NQF Level Credit 2 2 2 6 5 29 2 Apply food and beverage portion control in a hospitality 2

294 2 Liaise between kitchen and service areas in a hospitality Liaise between service and kitchen areas in a hospitality 295 2 Serve food and beverage to guests in a hospitality Serve food and beverages to guests in a hospitality 296 2 Provide buffet service in a hospitality 297 2 Provide a carvery service in a hospitality 298 2 Provide responsible service of alcoholic beverages in a hospitality Provide responsible service of alcoholic beverages at the table in a hospitality 299 2 Prepare and serve non-alcoholic drinks in a hospitality Prepare and serve non-alcoholic cold drinks in a hospitality 00 2 Prepare and serve espresso coffee and other hot beverages in a hospitality Prepare and serve espressobased coffees and other hot beverages in a hospitality 01 2 Provide room service in a hospitality 02 2 Provide a take-away food and beverage service for a hospitality 0 2 Operate a bar in a hospitality 04 2 Prepare and serve cocktails in a hospitality 05 2 Clean and tidy bar areas in a hospitality 06 2 Operate cellar systems in a hospitality 2 8 10 5 2 4 6 8 5 2 2 Carryout routine cellar operations in a hospitality

07 2 Develop and update food and beverage knowledge in a hospitality 504 Commercial Cookery Apply knowledge of different cooking methods as part of hospitality operations Advise others on different cooking methods as part of hospitality operations 8 4 Note The following unit standards fell outside the scope of this Review as advised by the Tourism and Hospitality Industry Committee. The Anticipated Review Date for these unit standards is 201. 525 Supervise food and beverage service as part of hospitality operations 526 Plan and prepare menus that address dietary, nutritional and cultural requirements of guests in a hospitality 527 Provide specialized food service in a hospitality 528 Serve and provide specialist advice on wine 529 Provide advanced service of beverages 50 Organise and coordinate functions and events in a hospitality 51 Supervise buffet and banquet setup and service 554 Manage wine service and cellarage in a hospitality 555 Manage a catering facility in a hospitality 4 5 4 10 4 10 4 15 4 14 5 14 5 8

Review Table Front Office Existing Classification FIELD: Subfield: Domain: SERVICES AND LIFE SCIENCES Hospitality and Tourism Front Office Operations Changes to the contents of the unit standards resulting from the Review In the unit standards: Special notes referring to assessment contexts have been amended to give an indication that realism be reflected into the related training and assessment. Special Notes have been amended to give an emphasis to the need for documented evidence of multiple performances. Such documentation could be through the use of Logbooks or Training Diaries, etc. Special Notes have been amended to give emphasis, where relevant, to the opportunities for integrated training and assessment (ie, where the scope of a number of unit standards can be addressed at the same time). Special Notes have been updated to include requirement for effective communication with guests, colleagues and/or service providers. Legislation has been updated where necessary, and legislation or regulations not specific to the Title of the unit standard deleted. Special Notes and Ranges have been amended to give emphasis to any terms being defined. Minor changes or additions to wording to give clarification of meaning and scope of expected performances. Deleted unit standards The following unit standards have been deleted as they are no longer required and/or their requirements have been incorporated into other, relevant unit standards: 27 284 The last date for credit to be awarded for these unit standards is 1 December 201. Id Review Category Classification Category (changes) 52 2 Hospitality Core Title Use business communication devices in a hospitality Provide basic information on tourist 5 2 Hospitality Core attractions in Namibia 54 2 Provide porter services in a hospitality NQF NQF Level Credit 2 6 2 2 4

55 2 Provide courtesy transport for a hospitality 27 Deleted Use effective spoken communications I front office operations 274 2 Provide communication services as part of front office operations 275 2 Receive and process reservations in a hospitality 276 2 Provide reception services as part of front office operations 277 2 Process financial transactions as part of front office operations 278 2 Apply basic computing skills as part of front office operations Utilise basic computing skills as part of front office operations 279 2 Process, file and retrieve documents as part of front office operations Process, file and retrieve hard copy documents as part of front office operations 280 2 Supervise porter services in a hospitality 281 2 Provide a lost and found and safekeeping service in a hospitality 282 2 Hospitality Core Promote products, services and guest relations in a hospitality 28 2 Hospitality Core Provide information on personalities, events and destinations as part of front office operations Provide information on Namibia to guests in a hospitality 284 4 Deleted into 28 Provide information on key natural and cultural features of Namibia as part of front office operations 2 4 2 2 6 7 6 7 5 4 4 2 4

Note The following unit standards fell outside the scope of this Review as advised by the Tourism and Hospitality Industry Committee. The Anticipated Review Date for these unit standards is 201. 518 Supervise reservations in a hospitality 519 Supervise accommodation reception services in a hospitality 520 Coordinate preparation and processing of complex business documents as part of hospitality operations 521 Supervise financial transactions and routine records and reports in front office operations 552 Prepare financial reports as part of hospitality operations 55 Manage quality customer service in a hospitality 4 6 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5