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Studying Hospitality and Catering will give you access to a team of experts who have professional experience of working at some of the region’s top hotels and restaurants. Through their extensive knowledge, you’ll learn how to develop the skills and techniques to make it as a hospitality team member or chef in our industry standard restaurant ‘Culinary’ and kitchen facilities.
Culinary is open to the general public for
lunch and dinner and hosts themed evenings throughout the year as well as hosting exciting college events such as the annual staff awards lunch.
This employer approved qualification is designed to meet the needs of learners who work or want to work in the industry and will give them a taste of various areas within hospitality and catering. This qualification is suitable for anyone either in employment or progressing from a level 1 qualification or those who are able to start a qualification at level 2.

"If you're interested in food it's a good way to explore catering that allows you time to explore dishes and flavours before the heat of the action in employment.
I have been supported in college to learn and complete my course and find an apprenticeship. I am now being supported by talented chefs in both college and work."

Chef Emma began working in the hospitality and catering industry at the age of 15, gaining experience across kitchens, bakeries, butchers, cafes hotels and restaurants while studying. She trained professionally at Holker Hall, working to country house service standards and cooking for high profile guests including Her Majesty the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh. She later broadened her experience in private catering, local cafes and a gastro pub. Emma brings real-world industry experience to every lesson.
Emma has 11 years' teaching experience and specialises in additional needs education. After completing her degree and PGCE in teacher training, she is now studying for a Master's in Education.
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After studying Hospitality Management in Manchester, Lorna gained hands on industry experience alongside her degree, working in a busy city-centre brasserie for renowned chef Paul Heathcote, as well as in events support and bar service roles. These early roles provided a strong grounding in front-of-house operations and customer service.
Following graduation, Lorna managed food and beverage operations at a private members' golf club in North London before moving to Lakeside Hotel, where she became hotel manager in 2003. Over 12 years, Lorna led the day to day running of an 80 bedroom four-star hotel, before moving into the role of HR and Training Manager. Lorna brought her extensive industry experience into education when she joined Furness College in 2021.


