WBCHSE HS Vocational Tourism & Hospitality study materials
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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

Week 1

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

Week 2

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

Week 3

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

Week 4

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

Week 5

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

Week 6

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

Week 7

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

Week 8

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