Catering, Meetings and Event Management (HOSP 2102)

This project-based course focuses on catering, meetings, conventions, and event planning with a comprehensive hands-on approach. This includes the fundamental components of planning and executing a catered event, meeting, or convention that is tailored to the preferences and needs of clients while also ensuring safety and accessibility standards are employed. Students will work in teams to explore the planning, marketing, negotiating, producing, managing, and execution required for success.
Course code: HOSP 2102
Credits: 3.0
Length: 45.0 hours
Course outline: view https://www.vcc.ca/vccphp/courseoutline?subject=HOSP&number=2102

Schedule

Course dates and times may vary throughout the term. Select the CRN number below to see a full schedule.
CRN # Dates Day/Time/Location Instructor
42355January 6, 2025
to April 25, 2025
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  Delivery: In Person
  Location: VCC Downtown Campus
Lie, Linda
42364January 6, 2025
to April 25, 2025
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  Delivery: In Person
  Location: VCC Downtown Campus
Lie, Linda
42359January 6, 2025
to April 25, 2025
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  Delivery: In Person
  Location: VCC Downtown Campus
Lie, Linda
42368January 6, 2025
to April 25, 2025
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  Delivery: In Person
  Location: VCC Downtown Campus
Lie, Linda
61968May 5, 2025
to August 15, 2025
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  Delivery: In Person
  Location: VCC Downtown Campus
Gilbert, Mathieu
61970May 5, 2025
to August 15, 2025
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  Delivery: In Person
  Location: VCC Downtown Campus
Gilbert, Mathieu
61982May 5, 2025
to August 15, 2025
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  Delivery: In Person
  Location: VCC Downtown Campus
Gilbert, Mathieu
61969May 5, 2025
to August 15, 2025
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  Delivery: In Person
  Location: VCC Downtown Campus
Gilbert, Mathieu
61981May 5, 2025
to August 15, 2025
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  Delivery: In Person
  Location: VCC Downtown Campus
Gilbert, Mathieu

Additional Information

  • Staffing
  • Marketing plan
  • Event timing and execution
  • Budgeting and costing
  • Venue assessment
  • Entertainment
  • Sponsors/ silent auction
  • Theme, decor and lighting
  • Service and set-up
  • Risk management/ permits and licenses
  • Equipment needs
  • Communication and teamwork
  • Safety and accessibility

PLAR is assessed through:

1. A professional portfolio that demonstrates a working knowledge of the course learning outcomes
2. A presentation of the portfolio to a three-person panel, including the department head and course instructor

This course is offered as part of a VCC program only.

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