2020 REVISED CURRICULUM AND ASSESSMENT PLANS HOSPITALITY STUDIES

2020 REVISED CURRICULUM AND ASSESSMENT PLANS HOSPITALITY STUDIES GRADE 11 Implementation: June 2020

Presentation Outline 1. Purpose 2. Amendments to the Content Overview for the Phase; 3. Amendments to the Annual Teaching Plan; 4. Amendments School Based Assessment (SBA) 5. Conclusion

1. Purpose • To mediate the amendments of the trimmed and re-organised 2020 Annual Teaching Plan including School Based Assessment for Hospitality. Studies, Grade 11 for implementation in June 2020 as stipulated in Circular S 2 of 2020. • To ensure that meaningful teaching proceeds during the remaining teaching time as per the revised school calendar. • To assist teachers with guided pacing and sequencing of curriculum content and assessment.

1. Purpose (continued) • To enable teachers to cover the essential core content /skills in each grade within the available time. • To assist teachers with planning for the different forms of assessment. • To ensure learners are adequately prepared for the subsequent year/s in terms of content, skills, knowledge, attitudes and values

2. Amendments to the Content Overview for the Phase

Summary: Amendments to the Content Overview for the Phase Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12 *Trimmed * Reorganised *No amendment Sectors and Careers • • Sectors and Careers Food and beverage • Kitchen brigade and establishments restaurant brigade Services provided by each • Policies governing working Accommodation conditions. OHSA establishments • Learning pathways in the Careers in accommodation hospitality industry establishments Sectors and Careers • • The contribution of the hospitality industry to the SA economy. Careers in the ancillary or support positions in hospitality establishments Opportunities for selfemployment in the food and beverage sector. Marketing

Summary: Amendments to the Content Overview for the Phase Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12 *Trimmed * Reorganised *No amendment Nutrition and Menu Planning • • • SA Food Pyramid Nutrients and their functions Nutritional value of meals Principles of menu planning Menu planning for continental and English breakfasts, brunches and light meals • • Significance of South African culinary uniqueness • Providing food for different cultural needs Menu planning for • hospitality establishments Menu planning for special • tea occasions and threecourse meals Costing a recipe and a portion of the recipe Nutrition and Menu Planning Menu planning: formal four -course dinners, cocktail functions, finger lunches Costing and calculating the selling price of a meal Drawing up quotations

Summary: Amendments to the Content Overview for the Phase Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12 *Trimmed * Reorganised *No amendment Kitchen and Restaurant Operations • Appliances, equipment • Receiving stock and utensils in the kitchen • Storekeeping and restaurant • Recipes • Mise-en-place in the kitchen • Cooking methods • Knife skills Kitchen and Restaurant Operations • Computing in the hospitality industry • The use of computers in • kitchen and restaurant operations • Professionalism in the hospitality industry

Summary: Amendments to the Content Overview for the Phase Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12 *Trimmed * Reorganised *No amendment Food Commodities • Fruit • Scones and muffins • Pancakes, waffles and crumpets • Tea and coffee • Eggs • Dairy products • Cereals • Minced meat and sausages • Pasta, classic pasta sauces • Salads and salad dressings • Interpretation of recipes Food Commodities • Yeast products • Cakes and biscuits • Stocks • Soups • Sauces • Fish • Poultry • Rice • Vegetables • Herbs and spices Food Commodities Cocktail food and finger lunches • Vegetarian dishes • Desserts • Gelatin • Pastry • Choux pastry • Meat • Preserved food

Summary: Amendments to the Content Overview for the Phase Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12 *Trimmed * Reorganised *No amendment Food and Beverage Service • Mise-en-place in restaurant • Continental and English breakfasts, brunches and light meals • Table setting • Service and clearing techniques for buffet-style and plated service • Customer relations Food and Beverage Service • Types of service • Preparing venue and setting tables for teas and three-course meals • Sequence and techniques of food and beverage service for table d’hôte menus. • Greeting and serving guests Food and Beverage Service • Storage Regulations for selling wine with meals on premises. • Serving of non-alcoholic beverages • Serving of formal fourcourse dinners, cocktail functions or finger lunches • Handling guests complaints

Summary: Amendments to the Content Overview for the Phase Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12 *Trimmed * Reorganised *No amendment Hygiene • • • Personal hygiene Hygiene on food premises General safety practices in the kitchen and restaurant Basic treatment of injuries Kitchen pests Hygiene • • • Food poisoning, food spoilage, food contamination, temperature control Preventative safety measures Handling emergency situations Hygiene • Food-borne diseases

3. Amendments to the Annual Teaching Plan

Summary: Reorganisation/trimming of content topics Topics reorganised • Food and Beverage Service • Food Commodities • Hygiene • Safety and Security • Kitchen and Restaurant operations • Sectors and Careers Topics trimmed • Nutrition and Menu planning • Food Commodities • Hygiene • Kitchen and Restaurant operations • Sectors and Careers

Summary: Amendment to the weighting of content topics • Weighting of content topics in the November paper was aligned to the amendments that were implemented.

Gr 11 Summary: Content/Topics Amended Content/Topics Term Food and Beverage Service Types of service Term 2 Week 1 Reorganised Types of service (Term 2 Week 2) moved to Term 2 Week 1 Food and Beverage Service Term 2 Week 1 Reorganised Service (Term 2 Week 3) moved to Term 2 Week 2 Term 2 Week 5 Reorganised Stock (Term 2 Week 6 -7) and Herbs & Spices (Term 2 Week 1) moved to Term 2 Week 5 Reorganised: Herbs, spices, condiments and flavourants (Term 2 Week 1) moved to Term 2 Week 5 Food commodities Stocks Food Commodities Herbs, spices, condiments and flavourants Amendment=Reorganisation

Gr 11 Summary: Content/Topics Amended Content/Topics Hygiene Temperature control in the kitchen Term 4 Week 1 Amendment=Reorganisation Temperature control in the kitchen (Term 3 Week 9) moved to Term 4 Week 1 Term 4 Week 2 Reorganised preventive safety measures (Term 2 Week 10) moved to Term 4 Week 2 Reorganised receiving stock (Term 4 Week 1 ) to Term 4 Week 3 Kitchen and Restaurant Operations Storekeeping Term 4 Week 4 Reorganised storekeeping (Term 4 Week 2) moved to Term 4 Week 4 Sectors And Careers Policies governing working conditions in the hospitality industry Term 4 Week 5 Reorganised policies governing working conditions in the hospitality industry (Term 4 Week 3) moved to Term 4 Week 5. Safety and Security Preventive safety measures Kitchen and Restaurant Operations Receiving stock

Gr 11 Summary: Content/Topics Amended Content/Topics` Term Amendment=Reorganisation Sectors and Careers Term 4 Reorganised Occupational Health and Occupational health and Safety Act Week 6 Safety Act (OHSA) (Term 4 Week 4) (OHSA): moved to Term 4 Week 6 Sectors and Careers Learning pathways in the hospitality industry Term 4 Reorganised: Learning Pathways in the Week 2 Hospitality Industry (Term 4 Week 5 ) moved to Term 4 Week 6

Gr 11 Summary: Content/Topics Amended Content/Topics Food Commodities: Fish Term 2 Week 3 Amendment = Trimming • • • Food Commodities: Poultry Food Commodities Herbs, spices, condiments and flavourants Term 2 Week 4 Term 3 Week 2 Refer to the food pyramid for nutritional value. Classification according to origin: saltwater fresh water Classification according to flesh: white and oily Classification according to shape: round or flat Shell fish: molluscs and crustaceans Cephalopods: octopus, squid Refer to the food pyramid for nutritional value. Types: chicken, duck, turkey Remove: Origin, description

Gr 11 Summary: Content/Topics Amended Content/Topics Nutrition and menu planning Culinary cultural heritage of SA Term Amendment = Trimming Term 3 Week 1 Remove influences from Cape Malay, Indian and African Term 3 Week 4 Refer to the food pyramid for nutritional value. Convenience soups Food Commodities: Vegetables Term 3 Week 5 Refer to the food pyramid for nutritional value. Food Commodities: Rice Term 3 Week 6 Refer to the food pyramid for nutritional value. Classification and types: Long grain such as basmati. Short grain such as Arborio. Brown rice. Speciality rice Hygiene Food contamination Term 3 Week 8 Different workstations and kitchen layout in commercial kitchens, considering functions, workflow and prevention of cross-contamination Food Commodities: Soups

Gr 11 Summary: Content/Topics Amended Content/Topics Term Amendment = Trimming Kitchen and Restaurant Operations Storekeeping Term 4 Week 4 Requirements for a food store: cleanliness and safety, storage temperatures, store containers Different types of food stores: dry foods stores, fruit and vegetable stores, refrigerated stores, freezers, chill cabinets (refrigerated display units), hot holding (foods that are already hot, not re -heating) Sectors and Careers Learning pathways in the hospitality industry Term 4 Week 7 Universities and Universities of Technology (higher education) Unit standard-based learning programmes through the Tourism, Hospitality and Sport Sector Education Authority (THETA) Further Education and Training (FET) colleges Registered private institutions

4. Amendments School Based Assessment (SBA)

Summary: Revised Programme of Assessment Term 1 Term 2 Task 1: March Test 75 % Task 2: Three (3) Practical Lessons and a Skills Test 25% Term 3 Task 4 September Test 75 % Task 3 Three (3) Practical Lessons 25% Task 5 Three (3) Practical Lessons 25% Term 4 SBA Term 1+2+3 = 225 (÷ 2. 25) to convert to 100 PAT (ONE) Task 100 November Examination 200 100 25 100 400 ÷ 4 100

Summary: Gr 11 November Examination Structure Section Content Mark allocation A Short Questions (all topics) 30 B Kitchen and Restaurant operations Hygiene, Safety and Security 20 C Nutrition and Menu Planning Food Commodities 60 2 x 30 D Sectors and Careers Food and Beverage Service 40 2 x 20 Convert to 200 marks 150

Summary: Revised Practical Assessment Task (PAT) • The original PAT consists of: – PAT 1 100 marks – The format is amended to accommodate social distancing and acceleration of time. – Weighting of marks not affected. – SKAV assessed are standardised. – No restaurant function • Chefs: Individual preparation of TWO dishes. • The prepared dishes are plated. • Waitrons: Food and Beverage Service: Written assessment.

4. Conclusion

Conclusion SBA • A uniform, standardised approach is used across Grade 10 -12 in Hospitality Studies. • No important aspect of the Grade 12 curriculum is compromised. • Re-organisation, maintains and supports the foundational principles of the National Curriculum Statement (NCS) as stated for Tourism. • The allocated time on the revised ATP is realistic to teach content/ activities and assessment and are aligned to the available time. • The ATP exposes learners to a variety of forms of assessment. • The amended School Based Assessment (SBA) aligns to the content and time available. • Informal assessment focuses on the principles of assessment for learning in the context of specific or a combinations of topics. • Informal activities prepare the learner for the formal assessment and final NSC examinations. PAT • The amendment for the Gr 12 PAT aligns to the time available. • Social distancing requirements are adhered to.

Contact Details Name: Magda van Pletzen CES: Services Subjects Department of Basic Education Tel: 0828264217 Email: vanpletzen. M@dbe. gov. za