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Hospitality
Short courses are ideal for those wishing to gain a practical overview of an area of study within the hospitality field.
Barista Beginner
Learn to make the variety of espresso coffees that customers demand and that employers are looking for through the Barista Beginner short course at AUT University.
Learn to make the variety of espresso coffees that customers demand and that employers are looking for through the Barista Beginner short course at AUT University.
Introduction to Event Management
Event Management is an exciting fast paced industry that requires dynamic creative people with an eye for detail who are flexible and have a can do attitude. If you have these qualities then this course is for you.
Event Management is an exciting fast paced industry that requires dynamic creative people with an eye for detail who are flexible and have a can do attitude. If you have these qualities then this course is for you.
Training for: The Licence Controller's Qualification and General Manager's Certificate
The Sale of Liquor Act 1989 affects people who are responsible for the sale, supply and service of liquor within the Hospitality Industry. The purpose of this course is to provide comprehensive training working towards Unit Standards.
The Sale of Liquor Act 1989 affects people who are responsible for the sale, supply and service of liquor within the Hospitality Industry. The purpose of this course is to provide comprehensive training working towards Unit Standards.
Last updated: 22 Apr 2009 5:01pm