Vocational Education and Training
All Serve It Up Training Courses
This 2-day course will provide the skills and knowledge to enter Melbourne’s coffee elite? You will undertake in-depth barista coffee training, plus get your Food Handlers Certificate. You are required to hold food safety training to work in hospitality roles.
This course will give students the skills and knowledge to:
- Coffee machine set-up and cleaning, using the grinder, and extraction techniques
- How to make and serve espresso coffees
- Techniques to texturise milk, and an introduction to latte art
- Using the Point of Sale (POS), processing payments and completing reconciliation
- Providing quality customer service to a range of customers, tips to exceed customer expectations, and how to handle complaints
- Food Handling
- After enrolment, you can access $20 OFF your Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) Certificate
Outcomes
- Coffee Job Ready Statement of Participation
- Food Handling Certificate – Level 1 (SITXFSA005 Usehygienic practices for food safety)
Assessments
Assessment for your Food Handler’s certificate will involve acombination of:
- In class: Observation of performance
- In-class: Oral questioning
- Outside-class: Theory questions; including short answers, matching questions, multiple choice and case studies, completed online/digitally.
This 2-day course will provide the skills and knowledge to enter Melbourne’s bar and restaurant scene? You will undertake bar service straining, plus get your Food Handlers Certificate. You are required to hold food safety training to work in hospitality roles.
You must be 18 years of age or over to enrol.
This course will give students the skills and knowledge to:
- Bar set-up, how to use standard bar equipment, cleaning and close-down
- How to make and serve mixed drinks and cocktails
- Beverage knowledge: an introduction to beer and wine, an overview of spirits and liqueurs
- Tray carrying, wine pouring and speed service
- Using the Point of Sale (POS), processing payments and completing reconciliation
- Providing quality customer service to a range of customers, tips to exceed customer expectations, and how to handle complaints
- Food Handling – you must have your Food Handler’s Certificate (or equivalent training) to work in food and beverage service
- After enrolment, you can access $20 OFF your Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) Certificate
Outcomes
- Bar service Job Ready Statement of Participation
- Food Handling Certificate – Level 1 (SITXFSA005 Usehygienic practices for food safety)
Assessments
Assessment for your Food Handler’s certificate will involve acombination of:
- In class: Observation of performance
- In-class: Oral questioning
- Outside-class: Theory questions; including short answers, matching questions, multiple choice and case studies, completed online/digitally.
This course is only available to Victorian residents.
Our SIT40422 Certificate IV in Hospitality covers RSA, food handlers certificate (RSF), bar, cocktail making, speed pouring, beer pouring, coffee making, food and beverage service, wine knowledge, how to open/close/manage a venue and other key leadership skills.
With multiple class days and times, we will have a choice to suit you and your lifestyle.
Course Duration:
This course is made up of 10 practical sessions in our training facility, plus self-paced theory online and 36 service periods.
We have intensive classes held full-time for 2 weeks, or classes that are held one day each week for 6 hours.
The average duration of this course is 4-10 months depending on your choice of class and ability to complete your service periods and assessments.
Payment Information:
You may be eligible for a Victorian government-subsidised place through the Skills First Program we are contracted to deliver. Funded places are limited in 2025.
Course fees & costs depend on whether you are eligible for a government subsidy with fund made available by the Victorian & Commonwealth Governments.
Basic Funding Eligibility Criteria (other conditions may apply):
- Evidence of citizenship/residency, you must be either: a. an Australian citizen; b. a holder of a permanent visa; or c. a New Zealand citizen
- You can enrol in a maximum of 2 funded qualifications and 2 funded skills sets in one year
- You can undertake up to 2 funded programs at one time
- At SIU we require you to be 17 and over and not enrolled in high school to access funding