P1
Restaurant and Catering Service
The competition tasks of the skill category are based on the Vocational Qualification in Restaurant and Catering Services. The qualification titles of the vocational qualification are cook and waiter/waitress.
Depending on the field of expertise, their workplace may be in a restaurant, an industrial kitchen, a café, a cargo ship or cruise ferry, a catering company, a fast food, catering or tourism company, a hotel, an accommodation business or a service station.
Semifinal
The page will be published later.
Final
The page will be launched in March 2025.
Results
The results will be published after the final.
Description of the skill
The cook works in cooking tasks in kitchens based on different business ideas. The cook designs, prepares, cooks and plates tasty, attractive and healthy sets of meals for customers. In cooking tasks, the cook knows how use and adjust recipes. The cook operates in a customer service-oriented, responsible, profitable, productive and sustainable manner.
In portions and menus, the cook must consider not only taste but also aesthetics and nutritional aspects, as well as special diets and gastronomy. In the preparation of dishes, the cook takes into account hygiene, environmental aspects and self-monitoring.
The competition tasks of the skill category are based on the satisfactory level requirements of the Vocational Qualification in Restaurant and Catering Services, competence area of food services (cook). The competition tasks are prepared together with representatives of working life.
The TaitajaPLUS competition is intended for vocational students who need special support.
The competition is a paired skill category with no age limit.
Skill requirements
The competition tasks and assessment criteria correlate with the requirements for the grade satisfactory (T1) of the compulsory units of the qualification.
Skill competition managers
Eero Saanakorpi
Carina Heinonen
Skill steering group
- Eero Saanakorpi, Ammattiopisto Spesia
- Carina Heinonen, Turku Vocational Institute
- Raija Saviranta, Savo Vocational College
- Pirjo Lyyra, Savo Vocational College
- Jaana Huttunen, Yrkesinstitutet i Övre Savolax YSAO
- Tarja Heikkinen, Finnish National Agency for Education
- Terhi Muhli, Live Vocational College
- Kari Pulkkinen, Keuda