Haryana BSEH Secondary NSQF Tourism and Hospitality study materials
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Haryana BSEH Secondary NSQF Tourism and Hospitality study plan

Haryana BSEH Secondary NSQF Tourism and Hospitality · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Introduction to Tourism and Hospitality Industry & Hospitality Operations: Front Office and Housekeeping

  • Define tourism, hospitality and the five sectors of the hospitality industry in your own words, with one Indian example each

  • Label the organisational chart of a hotel and state the duties of front office, housekeeping, F&B service and kitchen in one line each

  • Sequence the guest cycle from enquiry to check-out and name the department responsible at each stage

  • List the main front office records (reservation register, guest ledger, arrival/departure list) and explain what each records

Your checkpoint

A one-page hand-drawn hotel organisation chart with a 10-term glossary of industry vocabulary written beside it

Week 2

Hospitality Operations: Front Office and Housekeeping

  • Distinguish room types (single, double, twin, suite) and meal plans (EP, CP, MAP, AP) and match each to a guest profile

  • Describe the check-in and check-out procedure step by step, including registration card, key issue and bill settlement

  • Explain housekeeping cleaning sequence for a departure room and the purpose of the room status codes (VC, VD, OD, OOO)

  • Identify three security and privacy practices followed at the front desk and housekeeping floor

Your checkpoint

A written standard operating procedure of 300 words for checking in one walk-in guest, covering front office and housekeeping coordination

Week 3

Food and Beverage Service and Production Basics

  • Classify F&B service into table, counter, self and specialised service with one example outlet for each

  • Demonstrate the sequence of service for a table d'hote meal: greeting, seating, napkin, water, order taking, service, clearing, billing

  • Identify and sketch 10 covers, crockery and glassware items used in a restaurant and state their use

  • Explain the five mother sauces and three basic cooking methods (boiling, frying, baking) with an Indian dish example each

  • State four hygiene rules a food handler must follow during preparation and service

Your checkpoint

A labelled cover-and-crockery layout diagram for a four-course menu, plus a 10-step service sequence checklist

Week 4

Travel Trade Operations (Travel Agencies and Tour Operators)

  • Differentiate a travel agency from a tour operator by function, risk and income source

  • Describe the role of IATA, ticketing terminology (PNR, sector, fare basis) and the documents a traveller needs for a domestic and an international trip

  • Draft a two-day domestic tour itinerary with costing heads: transport, accommodation, meals, guide, entry fees and margin

  • Explain the licensing and registration requirements commonly expected of a tour operator in India

Your checkpoint

A costed two-day itinerary sheet for a group of 20 students visiting a Haryana destination, with all cost heads totalled

Week 5

Tourism Concepts, Types and Motivations & Tourism Products and Destinations of India (with Haryana focus)

  • Classify tourism by purpose, distance and direction (domestic, inbound, outbound, leisure, business, pilgrimage, medical, rural) with an Indian example each

  • Explain the push and pull factors of tourist motivation and apply them to two traveller profiles

  • Locate on an outline map of India ten major destinations and one attraction each (Agra, Jaipur, Goa, Kerala backwaters, Varanasi, Delhi, Amritsar, Rishikesh, Darjeeling, Khajuraho)

  • Describe four Haryana tourism products in detail: Kurukshetra, Surajkund crafts mela, Sultanpur National Park bird area, and the Morni hills or Pinjore gardens area

  • State the role of Haryana Tourism Corporation in developing and promoting these sites

Your checkpoint

An outline map of India with ten destinations marked, plus a half-page profile of four Haryana tourism products

Week 6

Communication, Customer Service and Grooming & Safety, Hygiene, Sanitation and First Aid

  • Demonstrate the seven stages of the service encounter: greeting, listening, understanding, responding, acting, closing and follow-up, in a role play

  • Rewrite five rude or vague customer statements into polite service language and identify the barrier in each

  • List grooming standards for hair, nails, uniform, footwear, oral hygiene and posture for front-line hospitality staff

  • Sequence first aid for burns, cuts, choking, fainting and heat stroke, and state what must not be done in each

  • Explain safe food storage temperatures, pest control and waste handling in a kitchen

Your checkpoint

A two-column role-play script of 12 exchanges between a guest with a complaint and a front office staff member, ending with a resolved outcome

Week 7

Entrepreneurship, Employability and Career Pathways & Travel Trade Operations (Travel Agencies and Tour Operators)

  • Identify five tourism or hospitality business ideas suited to Haryana and assess each for capital, demand and skill needed

  • Prepare a simple business plan skeleton: idea, target customer, location, pricing, cost, break-even and promotion

  • Map five career pathways (front office, housekeeping, kitchen, F&B service, tour guiding) to entry qualification, starting role and growth route

  • Draft a one-page CV and a 60-second self-introduction for a trainee hospitality role

  • Explain the difference between wage employment and self-employment and list two government support schemes for young entrepreneurs

Your checkpoint

A one-page business plan for a small tourism venture and a one-page CV for a trainee hospitality position

Week 8

Introduction to Tourism and Hospitality Industry & Hospitality Operations: Front Office and Housekeeping & Food and Beverage Service and Production Basics

  • Revise all nine domains using a one-page summary sheet per domain

  • Solve 60 mixed practice questions under timed conditions and record the score per domain

  • Re-teach the three weakest topics aloud or in writing without notes

  • Recheck the earlier deliverables and correct any factual errors found

Your checkpoint

A timed mock test score report showing domain-wise accuracy, with a written correction sheet for every wrong answer

Milestones

Week 1: Can you name the departments of a hotel and place a guest's journey across them without notes?

Week 3: Can you lay a four-course table and state the service sequence from memory in under five minutes?

Week 4: Can you cost a two-day tour for 20 people and explain each cost head to a friend?

Week 6: Can you handle a guest complaint politely and state first aid for burns, choking and fainting correctly?

Week 8: Do you score at least 70 percent on the timed mock test, with no domain below 50 percent?