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Diploma in Food and Beverage Management

16 units8 module i8 module iii

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This comprehensive guide covers everything Kenyan students need to know about pursuing a Diploma in Food and Beverage Management. You’ll find detailed information about course structure, career prospects in Kenya’s growing hospitality industry, and pathways to employment in hotels, restaurants, and catering establishments.

Module i 8

  1. 01Food and Beverage Production Theory
  2. 02Food and Beverage Service Theory
  3. 03Food and Beverage Service and Control Theory
  4. 04Communication Skills
  5. 05Mathematics
  6. 06Catering Premises and Equipment
  7. 07Information & Communication Technology (ICT)
  8. 08Entrepreneurship Education

Module iii 8

  1. 01Food and Beverage Service and Sales Management TheoryComing soon
  2. 02Food and Beverage Service and Sales Management PracticeComing soon
  3. 03Sales and MarketingComing soon
  4. 04Human RelationsComing soon
  5. 05Principles of AccountsComing soon
  6. 06Principles and Practice of ManagementComing soon
  7. 07Research Project
  8. 08Beverage Preparation, Service and Sales Management


MODULE II

  • Food and Beverage Production Management Practice
  • Food and Beverage Production Management Theory
  • Nutrition, Diet Therapy and Home Nursing
  • Food and Beverage Control
  • Law Relating to Catering
  • Hospitality Accounting

Frequently Asked Questions


What are the entry requirements for Food and Beverage Management diploma in Kenya?
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You need a minimum of KCSE mean grade D+ (plus) or equivalent qualification. Some institutions may require specific grades in English and Mathematics.


How long does the Food and Beverage Management diploma take to complete?
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The diploma typically takes 3 years to complete, divided into three modules with both theoretical and practical components.


What career opportunities are available after completing this diploma?
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Graduates can work as restaurant managers, catering supervisors, hotel operations staff, food service coordinators, or start their own hospitality businesses in Kenya’s tourism sector.

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