Hospitality Skills
  • Last Date to Apply: 22nd July 2024
  • Session Starts on 29th July 2024

Overview

The Faculty of Hospitality at Bhartiya Skill Development University (BSDU) is committed to equipping aspiring professionals with practical, industry-relevant skills tailored to the evolving needs of the hospitality sector. The Faculty is actively forging collaborations with leading organizations in the hospitality sector to ensure the delivery of quality education and to create lasting industry connections for its students. By continuously monitoring market trends, the Faculty strives to design and update its content—ranging from short-term to long-term modules—to meet the current and future demands of both beginners and seasoned professionals

With a strong emphasis on practical learning, industry engagement, and employability, the Faculty of Hospitality aims to set new benchmarks in skill-based education, empowering students to make a significant impact in the hospitality industry.

Programs Offered

Certificate Course in Food Production


Duration: 3 Months

Eligibility Criteria:
8th pass and above

Selection Procedure :
Admission will be through personal interview.

Program Highlights:

  • Hands-on training in basic and advanced culinary techniques
  • Exposure to kitchen operations and food safety standards
  • Industry-relevant curriculum designed for immediate employability
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Certificate Course in Food & Beverage Service


Duration: 3 Months

Eligibility Criteria:
10th pass and above

Selection Procedure :
Admission will be through personal interview.

Program Highlights:

  • Practical training in service styles, guest interaction, and restaurant operations
  • Focus on hospitality etiquette and customer service excellence
  • Industry-driven modules for entry-level positions in F&B service
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Introductory Promotional Course in Culinary Arts


Duration: 1 Week

Fees: Free of Cost

Eligibility Criteria:
Open to all interested candidates

Program Highlights:

  • Introduction to basic culinary skills and kitchen safety
  • Ideal for beginners exploring a career in hospitality
  • Opportunity to experience professional training at no cost
Hospitality Skills

Certificate Course in Food Production

Focus Area

Month Focus Area & Key Topics Covered
Month 1 Foundation & Fundamentals
Kitchen setup, equipment, safety, knife skills, basic cooking & presentation
Month 2 Cuisines & Bakery Arts
Continental & Indian cuisine, bakery, patisserie, desserts
Month 3 Food Safety, Sanitation & Career Preparation
Food safety, sanitation, preservation, waste, practical application, assessment
Outcome:

Ready for entry-level positions in professional kitchens across the hospitality industry.

Month 1: Foundation & Fundamentals

Module 1 Module 2
Master Kitchen Fundamentals
Kitchen Design & Layout:
  • Understanding professional kitchen layouts
  • Workflow patterns and ergonomic considerations
Equipment Mastery:

Hands-on with ovens, ranges, mixers, and hand tools

Safety & Hygiene:
  • Food safety protocols
  • Personal hygiene standards
  • Accident prevention techniques
Essential Culinary Techniques
Knife Skills & Food Processing:
  • Knife handling and cutting techniques
  • Mis-en-place principles
Cooking Methods:
  • Dry heat (roasting, baking, grilling)
  • Moist heat (poaching, boiling, steaming)
  • Combination cooking (braising, stewing)
  • Introduction to modern techniques (sous vide)
Food Science & Presentation:
  • Scientific principles behind cooking
  • Artistic plating and visual appeal

Month 2: Cuisines & Bakery Arts

Module 3 Module 4
Explore Global Cuisines
Continental Cuisine:
  • Stocks, mother sauces, and derivatives
  • Classic soups, salads, hors d’oeuvres
  • Breakfast preparations and vegetable side dishes
Indian Cuisine:
  • Masala blends and regional gravies
  • Tandoor specialties and rice dishes
  • Traditional Indian breakfast and desserts
Bakery & Patisserie
Artisanal Bread:
  • Dough preparation, fermentation, and baking
  • Tarts & Cookies:
    Pastry doughs, fillings, and decorative cookies
Hot & Cold Desserts:

Soufflés, mousses, ice creams, and plated desserts

Month 3: Food Safety, Sanitation & Career Preparation

Module 5 Module 6
Food Safety & Sanitation
Microorganisms:

Foodborne pathogens, growth factors, illness prevention

Food Spoilage:

Spoilage mechanisms, shelf-life management

Preservation Methods:

Traditional and modern preservation techniques

Waste Management:

Sustainable waste disposal practices

Practical Application & Assessment
Integrated Kitchen Practice:
  • Simulated restaurant/kitchen operations
  • Menu planning and execution
Career Preparation:

Resume building, interview skills, job search guidance

Final Assessment:

Practical and theoretical evaluation for certification

An Entry-Level Cook works in a variety of food service settings such as hotels, restaurants, catering companies, institutional kitchens, and food production units. The Entry-Level Cook supports the kitchen team in preparing, cooking, and presenting food, thus making a valuable contribution to the hospitality and food service industry.

Entry-Level Cooks carry out professional food preparation tasks and evaluate the quality of ingredients and finished dishes as the basis for ensuring food safety and customer satisfaction. Based on the kitchen’s workflow, the head chef or senior cooks can delegate specific tasks to Entry-Level Cooks, which they can carry out independently or in collaboration with other kitchen staff.

Working in fast-paced kitchens where customer preferences and menu items can change rapidly presents significant challenges. Managing this dynamic environment requires not only accurate execution of recipes and techniques but also the ability to adapt to new and unfamiliar situations, maintain high standards of hygiene, and work efficiently as part of a team.

  1. Applications in the prescribed format for Entry Level Cook are invited from eligible candidates.
  2. After reviewing the applications, selected candidates will appear before the interview panel for personal interviews.
  3. After compiling all the assessment weightage, a merit list of successful candidates is prepared and notified to the candidates.
  4. All successful candidates are then called for counselling sessions, document verification, and fee payment as per the notified schedule to complete the admission modalities.
  5. Session Starts on 01st July 2025.

Courses Month I Month II Month III Total Fees
Entry Level Cook Rs 5,000 Rs 5,000 Rs 5,000 Rs 15,000
Entry Level Cook
Month I Rs 5,000
Month II Rs 5,000
Month III Rs 5,000
Total Fees Rs 15,000

*The fee should be paid either within the first week of each month or as a lump sum amount immediately after admission. Fees once paid will not be refunded.

Hospitality Skills

Certificate Course in Food & Beverage Service

Focus Area

Month Focus Area & Key Topics Covered
Month 1 Foundation of F&B Service
Industry overview, guest service basics, beverage service, service styles
Month 2 Core Service Skills & Operational Knowledge
Mis en place, menu knowledge, serving techniques, presentation, etiquette
Month 3 Professional Practice & Mastery
Hygiene, safety, guest interaction, order taking, billing, integrated restaurant operations, assessment

This structure ensures a logical progression from foundational knowledge to advanced, real-world application, preparing students to excel in professional food and beverage service roles.

Month 1: Foundations of Food & Beverage Service

Introduction to Service Industry:
  • Overview of the hospitality sector and F&B departments
  • Career opportunities and industry trends
  • Organizational structure in various establishments
Guest Service Excellence:
  • Greeting guests and identifying their needs
  • Managing service flow and guest expectations
  • Understanding and practicing different service styles (American, French, Russian, Indian)
Beverage Service Foundations:
  • Beverage station setup and glassware identification
  • Non-alcoholic beverage service (water, juices, coffee, tea)
  • Basics of beverage presentation and guest interaction

Month 2: Core Service Skills & Operational Knowledge

Food Service Mis en Place:
  • Tableware and utensil knowledge
  • Table setting techniques for different occasions
  • Maintaining hygiene standards during service
Menu Knowledge:
  • Structure and categories of menus
  • Ingredients and preparation methods
  • Handling dietary restrictions and allergies
Food Service Techniques:
  • Carrying and serving techniques (including multiple plates)
  • Food presentation and service etiquette
  • Clearing tables and resetting for new guests

Month 3: Professional Practice & Mastery

Hygiene and Safety:
  • Personal hygiene standards and food safety guidelines
  • Proper handling of food and beverages
  • Occupational safety protocols in F&B service
Guest Interactions:
  • Effective communication and responding to guest inquiries
  • Managing feedback and handling complaints professionally
Order Taking & Billing:
  • Order-taking procedures and use of POS systems
  • Guest billing, check presentation, and payment processing
Integrated Restaurant Operations
Simulated service scenarios:

managing multiple tables, coordinating with kitchen staff, and handling real-time guest requests

Career Preparation:

Resume building, interview skills, job search guidance

Final Assessment:

Practical and theoretical evaluation for certification

A Food & Beverage Service Associate works across a variety of hospitality establishments, including hotels, restaurants, cafes, banquets, and catering services. The F&B Service Associate supports the service team in providing guests with a memorable dining experience, ensuring efficient, courteous, and professional service at all times.

F&B Service Associates are responsible for preparing the dining area, greeting and attending to guests, taking and processing orders, serving food and beverages, and managing billing procedures. They carry out professional service techniques, maintain high standards of hygiene and safety, and anticipate guest needs to exceed expectations. Senior staff or supervisors may delegate specific tasks to F&B Service Associates, which they perform independently or as part of a team.

Working in dynamic hospitality environments, where guest preferences and service demands can change rapidly, presents unique challenges. Managing this fast-paced setting requires not only precise execution of service tasks but also the ability to communicate effectively, adapt to unexpected situations, and uphold the highest standards of customer care.

  1. Applications in the prescribed format for Food and Beverage Service Associate are invited from eligible candidates.
  2. After reviewing the applications, selected candidates will appear before the interview panel for personal interviews.
  3. After compiling all the assessment weightage, a merit list of successful candidates is prepared and notified to the candidates
  4. All successful candidates are then called for counselling sessions, document verification, and fee payment as per the notified schedule to complete the admission modalities.
  5. Session Starts on 01st July 2025.

Courses Month I Month II Month III Total Fees
Food & Beverage Service Associate Rs 4,000 Rs 3,000 Rs 3,000 Rs 10,000
Food & Beverage Service Associate
Month I Rs 4,000
Month II Rs 3,000
Month III Rs 3,000
Total Fees Rs 10,000

*The fee should be paid either within the first week of each month or as a lump sum amount immediately after admission. Fees once paid will not be refunded.

Infrastructure & Facilities

The Faculty of Hospitality and Tourism at our new campus is equipped with state-of-the-art infrastructure, meticulously designed to replicate real-world hospitality environments and provide aspiring professionals with immersive, hands-on learning experiences. Every facility and training area is purpose-built to mirror industry standards, ensuring students are fully prepared for the demands of contemporary hospitality and culinary careers.

Key Facilities

Each space is outfitted with modern equipment and designed to foster practical skills development. The comprehensive layout—from advanced kitchens and bakery to a fully functional restaurant and bar—ensures students gain direct exposure to every aspect of professional kitchen and hospitality operations. This hands-on approach bridges the gap between classroom learning and industry practice, giving students the confidence and competence to excel from day one in their hospitality careers.

  • Dedicated Receiving Area
  • Garbage Holding Area
  • Walk-in Chiller
  • Walk-in Freezer
  • Store Area
  • Bakery and Confectionery
  • Dish Washing and Pot Washing Area
  • Larder Room
  • Tandoor Area
  • Bar
  • Training Kitchen
  • Restaurant Kitchen
  • Restaurant
  • Laundry
  • Admin Area and Back Office
Key Competencies

How BSDU is better than any other Skill University?

One Student-One Machine Concept

ensuring personalized, hands-on learning

Expert Faculty

from Switzerland

Swiss Dual System

combining theoretical knowledge with extensive practical application

Holistic Development

focusing on developing both technical skills & soft skills

Paid Industry Internships

every alternate semester to eligible students

Industry-Standard Training

on latest machinery & equipment

Multiple Entry & Exit System

at Certificate, Diploma, Advanced Diploma, and levels

Strong Industry Partnerships

ensuring relevant training & excellent placement opportunities.

Future Prospects

The hospitality and tourism industry is a cornerstone of global economic growth and one of the most dynamic sectors in India and worldwide. With the rapid expansion of hotels, restaurants, resorts, travel agencies, and allied services, the demand for skilled professionals is at an all-time high. Our programs are designed to equip students with the practical expertise and industry knowledge needed to excel in this vibrant field.

Graduates from the Faculty of Hospitality and Tourism are prepared for a wide range of rewarding career opportunities, both in India and internationally, including roles such as:

  • Commis Chef / Line Cook
  • Bakery & Pastry Assistant
  • Food & Beverage Associate
  • Restaurant Supervisor
  • Guest Service Executive
  • Front Office Associate
  • Barista / Bartender
  • Cruise Line Staff
  • Catering Manager
  • Hospitality Trainer
  • Entrepreneur in Food & Beverage Sector

Our strong industry collaborations, hands-on training, and focus on real-world skills ensure that our graduates are not only job-ready but also equipped to grow into leadership positions or launch their own ventures. Whether you aspire to work in luxury hotels, fine-dining restaurants, international cruise lines, or start your own hospitality business, the Faculty of Hospitality and Tourism provides the foundation for a successful and fulfilling career.

Hospitality Skills

Internship & Placements

Department of Workplace Training

The Department of Workplace Training & Placement (DWTP) at the Faculty of Hospitality and Tourism is dedicated to connecting students with leading recruiters in the hospitality sector, ensuring a strong alignment between student aspirations and industry requirements. Through strategic partnerships and a robust support system, DWTP facilitates internships and placements that provide real-world exposure and launch successful careers.

Marriott International
The Leela Palaces, Hotels and Resorts
Hyatt Hotels
Royal Orchid
Clarks
Justa
Raffles
IBIS
Ramee Royal
Regenta
Sarovar
Radisson
Park Prime

Students benefit from internship opportunities across various departments. These experiences are designed to build practical skills, industry confidence, and professional networks, paving the way for placements in India’s and the world’s most reputed hospitality brands.

The DWTP continues to expand its network, ensuring every student has access to meaningful workplace training and a pathway to a rewarding career in hospitality and tourism.

Our Expert Faculty

Mr. Sandeep Kumar Thakur

The Faculty of Hospitality and Tourism Skills Education is dedicated to nurturing the next generation of hospitality professionals through a holistic and hands-on approach to learning. Our mission is to create a vibrant, learner-centric environment that blends practical training with academic excellence, ensuring our students are fully prepared to excel in the dynamic world of hospitality and tourism.

We believe in fostering a culture that values skill, creativity, and professionalism, guided by experienced faculty members and supported by strong industry collaborations. Our programs are designed to go beyond traditional classroom teaching, emphasizing real-world experiences, industry-relevant skills, and action-based learning. Through partnerships with leading hospitality organizations, we ensure our students receive the highest quality education and training, empowering them to become confident, capable, and industry-ready professionals.

I warmly welcome all aspiring students who wish to build a rewarding career in the hospitality and tourism sector. We are committed to supporting you every step of the way as you embark on this exciting journey toward professional success.

Mr. Sandeep Kumar Thakur

Chief Trainer & Associate Dean

Alumni