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IN PICTURES: Staff have bean busy at hospitality course

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The student group with City of Albany Mayor Dennis Wellington, left, and lecturers on their final day.
Camera IconThe student group with City of Albany Mayor Dennis Wellington, left, and lecturers on their final day.

The hospitality industry will receive an influx of trained staff to take up entry-level positions after the first South Regional TAFE’s Fast Track to Hospitality Employment course was completed at the Albany campus.

The intensive five-day course, a first for WA, taught students the art of making coffee and service.

The course was rounded off with a morning tea service, where students were addressed by City of Albany Mayor Dennis Wellington.

Two of the group had received job offers before the end of the course.

The success has led to a second course.

Cookery lecturer Greg Pepall and students Alana Oxenham and Hope Mclennan prepare pies and tarts for service.
Camera IconCookery lecturer Greg Pepall and students Alana Oxenham and Hope Mclennan prepare pies and tarts for service.
Matthew Randall with a plate of mini quiches.
Camera IconMatthew Randall with a plate of mini quiches.
Fiona Franzone and Carla Hawley at the coffee machine.
Camera IconFiona Franzone and Carla Hawley at the coffee machine.
Breanna Cottrill.
Camera IconBreanna Cottrill.
LEFT: Demi Hambley and Harry Scrimgeour serve drinks.
Camera IconLEFT: Demi Hambley and Harry Scrimgeour serve drinks.
RIGHT: Mayor Dennis Wellington gives an inspirational talk.
Camera IconRIGHT: Mayor Dennis Wellington gives an inspirational talk.

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