Wonderful Styles of Food and Beverage around the World (OpenLearning)

Offered by Taylor's University,
Wonderful Styles of Food and Beverage around the World (OpenLearning)

This MOOC course will drive you all to explore the different styles of Food and Beverage around the World. Within this short space you will acquire the knowledge of differentiating the food and beverage operations and various types of service offered in the Hotel industry.

This course is targeted to secondary school levers however anyone can register into this course and participate in the activities.
At the end of this course, the learner will be able to:

  1. Know the different types of restaurant around the World.
  2. Differentiate the restaurant based on service offered and facilities.
  3. Identification of scope for restaurant based on location, people and other related aspects.
  4. Design a restaurant based on your own concept and idea.

*THIS MOOC HAS OFFICIALLY ENDED AND NO CERTIFICATE WILL BE ISSUED NOR COMMENTS BE READ BY THE TEAM AT TAYLOR'S UNIVERSITY. HOWEVER, STUDENTS CAN STILL ENROLL AND VIEW THE CONTENT.

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