Level 2 Induction

• Catering
• Further Education (Key Stage 5)

Level 2 Induction

Welcome to VRQ Level 2 

(7100-12) 

City and Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Professional cookery 

What would you like
to learn this year ?

Expectations -You 

Push yourself to get the best

results you can.

• Show consideration and respect

to all other College users.

• Take pride in your College

environment.

• Attend all timetabled sessions

and report all absences

promptly.

• Participate fully in your

programme.

• Submit coursework by the set

deadline.

• Contact your tutor to discuss

any concerns or issues.

• Always wear your ID at College.

• Be an active and supportive

member of your course and the

College community.

Expectations -Us  

• A thorough induction to the

College and to your course.

• A programme of study designed

to enable you to reach your

planned destination.

• Timely and appropriate

feedback on your work.

• Access to industry-standard

facilities and resources.

• A named member of staff to

monitor, review and support

your progress.

• Access to employers, quality

work experience and a careers

service appropriate to your

programme of study.

• Clear information about your

timetable and how to access

support.

Text

Kitchen assessments 

B tasks

4 "B task assessments

Final synoptic

1 x final 5  hours 

Patisserie assessments

B tasks 

3 "B task assessments

Final synoptic 

1 x final 3.5 hours 

What you need to do!

Log on to Google classroom

Make sure you can get into the CI app

Go on to Proportal 

What you need to sign

Information I have Read

Ci Online Safety - Student Acceptable Use Agreement

Colchester Institute College Expectations

I have been notified of the key Health and Safety issues and

 requirements of my course and the college evacuation procedures have been clearly explained.

The main features of my course and its assessment have been explained to me

What is GAP and why do we do it?

Is it necessary to understand everything?

Yes, to ensure effective communication.

No, as long as the main points are understood.

It depends on the context.

Understanding everything is impossible anyway.