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WorksheetsFoodservice & Hospitality Careers
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Runs events at a venue specifically for parties
chef
Banquet Manager
food inspector
restaurant manager
Ensures products produced in the pastry shop meet quality standards
Baker
Head Chef
Cashier
Busboy
Oversees managment of beverage related outlets
vending machine owner
pastry chef
Beverage Manager
Maitre D
Responsible for all catered functions from origination to execution
executive chef
catering manager
food and beverage manager
expediter
The department head of the Kitchen
pastry chef
Garde Manger
executive Chef
Sous Chef
Manages the dining room and supervises hosts, bus people and servers
foodservice director
Maitre D
Line Cook
Hotel Manager
Responsible for all desserts at a restaurant or food establishment
Garde Manger
Pastry Chef
Kitchen Manager
Master Chef
Describes menu and daily specials, takes order, serves food and makes sure customers have everything they need to enjoy their meals.
Hostess
Bus Boy
Head Chef
Server
Act as second-in-command in the kitchen, directing and managing cooks and other kitchen workers
Maitre D
Head Cook
Sous Chef
Cook
Makes food products presentable to be photographed
Server
Food photographer
Chef
Food stylist
Studies the deterioration and processing of foods by using microbiology
food stylist
Chef
food scientist
biologist
The highest and most challenging level of achievement a chef can receive
Baker
Restaurant Manager
Master Chef
Executive Chef
Make sure all food is safe to eat and fresh upon delivery
line cook
bus person
food inspector
sous chef
Assists clients in planning a party exactly the way they want it
Restaurant Manager
Event Planner
Waiter/waitress
Head Cook
Takes photographs of food for restaurants, magazines, online publications and menus
head chef
food photographer
food stylist
caterer
