WBCHSE HS Vocational Tourism & Hospitality study plan
WBCHSE HS Vocational Tourism & Hospitality · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 7 hours per week
Front Office Operations & Housekeeping Operations
Define the ten front office functions from arrival to departure and list the documents used at each stage
Draw and label a hotel organisation chart showing front office and housekeeping reporting lines
Classify room types and rate plans and compute a room's tariff for single, double and twin occupancy
Explain the room status codes (VC, VD, OC, OD, OOO, DND, SO) and state who updates each one
Outline the housekeeping cleaning cycle for a checkout room and the standard linen par stock formula
Your checkpoint
A two-page reference sheet of room status codes, room types and one worked tariff calculation, self-quizzed to 90% accuracy
Front Office Operations & Housekeeping Operations
Walk through the check-in, check-out and guest-cycle steps in correct sequence without notes
Describe the lost-and-found, key control and guest-privacy procedures for front office and housekeeping
List cleaning agents and equipment by surface type and state one safety precaution for each
Explain pest control, waste segregation and laundry flow in a hotel
Solve five numerical problems on occupancy percentage and average room rate
Your checkpoint
A handwritten flowchart of the guest cycle plus five solved occupancy/ARR problems checked against the formula sheet
Food and Beverage Service & Food Production and Culinary Basics
Identify and name the cover, napkin fold and cutlery for a five-course Western menu
Demonstrate the sequence of service for a table d'hote meal from greeting to bill settlement
Classify menu types (a la carte, table d'hote, buffet, cyclic) and match each to a service style
List the five mother sauces, their derivatives and one classic dish for each
Explain mise en place, stocks, and the three main cooking methods with an example dish
Your checkpoint
A table-laying diagram with labelled cover and cutlery, plus a one-page sauce-and-dish mapping chart
Food and Beverage Service & Food Production and Culinary Basics & Introduction to Tourism and Hospitality Industry
Describe the roles of waiter, steward, sommelier and banquet staff during a service sequence
Outline food safety and HACCP basics: temperature danger zone, personal hygiene, cross-contamination
Trace the historical evolution of tourism from pilgrimage to mass tourism and name key milestones
Define tourism, tourist, excursionist and the types of tourism (inbound, outbound, domestic, special interest)
List the components of the hospitality industry and the sectors that make up the tourism system
Your checkpoint
A 15-question self-made quiz on F&B service, culinary basics and tourism definitions, scored and errors corrected
Tourism Products, Destinations and Attractions of India & Travel Agency and Tour Operations
Map India's tourist regions and name three attractions in each with the state and nearest transport hub
Classify tourism products as natural, man-made, cultural and event-based with two Indian examples each
Describe the roles of a travel agent versus a tour operator and the services each sells
Explain the components of a tour package and draft a three-day itinerary for a West Bengal circuit
List key tourism organisations (UNWTO, WTTC, IATA, Ministry of Tourism) and their functions
Your checkpoint
A three-day West Bengal itinerary with costing sheet and a labelled India attractions map with at least 15 entries
Tourism and Hospitality Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship & Communication, Customer Service and Soft Skills
Explain the marketing mix (7Ps) applied to a small hotel or homestay
Compare entrepreneurship options in tourism: homestay, tour agency, food truck, guide service, with start-up costs
Draft a one-page business model canvas for a local tourism venture
Apply the four-step complaint handling model and write three sample guest responses
Identify verbal and non-verbal communication barriers and list grooming and etiquette standards for hospitality staff
Your checkpoint
A one-page business model canvas plus three written guest-complaint responses graded against the four-step model
Practical Work, Project and Industry Exposure & Tourism Products, Destinations and Attractions of India & Travel Agency and Tour Operations
Plan a mock industry visit or interview with a hotel or travel agency and prepare ten questions
Record observations of front office, housekeeping and F&B operations in a structured log
Prepare a project report outline with objectives, methodology, findings and conclusion
Revise destination knowledge and travel agency terminology through flashcards
Practice two role-plays: a check-in enquiry and a tour package sales conversation
Your checkpoint
A project report draft of 800 words with observations, findings and a one-page reflection on the industry exposure
Introduction to Tourism and Hospitality Industry & Tourism Products, Destinations and Attractions of India & Travel Agency and Tour Operations & Front Office Operations & Housekeeping Operations & Food and Beverage Service & Food Production and Culinary Basics & Tourism and Hospitality Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship & Communication, Customer Service and Soft Skills & Practical Work, Project and Industry Exposure
Revise all ten domains using condensed notes and flashcards, one domain per study block
Attempt two full-length mock papers under timed conditions and mark them
Correct every wrong answer and record the reason for the error
Rehearse definitions, formulas and service sequences aloud for recall
Finalise and proofread the project report and practical file
Your checkpoint
Two completed timed mock papers with an error log and a final corrected score of 70% or above
Milestones
Week 2: Can explain the full guest cycle and all room status codes without notes, and solve occupancy and ARR problems correctly
Week 4: Scores at least 12/15 on the self-made quiz covering F&B service, culinary basics and tourism definitions
Week 6: Produces a complete business model canvas and three complaint responses that follow the four-step model
Week 8: Scores 70% or above on both timed mock papers and submits a finished project report