The document is a skills checklist for assessing students' understanding and competency in the Front Office Services 2 course during the First Periodical Term. It outlines performance standards across various modules, with a scoring system ranging from 1 to 4 based on the level of skill demonstration. The instructor evaluates students and provides feedback, with deductions for any 'NO' responses affecting the overall score.
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The document is a skills checklist for assessing students' understanding and competency in the Front Office Services 2 course during the First Periodical Term. It outlines performance standards across various modules, with a scoring system ranging from 1 to 4 based on the level of skill demonstration. The instructor evaluates students and provides feedback, with deductions for any 'NO' responses affecting the overall score.
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THSH2003
SKILLS CHECKLIST: FIRST PERIODICAL TERM
STUDENT’S NAME: SCORE:
SECTION:
DIRECTIONS: OVERALL EVALUATION
This checklist will assess your LEVEL PERFORMANCE LEVELS total understanding of the ACHIEVED concepts and competency level 4 – Can perform the skills confidently without supervision for Front Office Services 2 3 – Can perform the skills satisfactorily without course. Your instructor will assistance or supervision accomplish this based on your 2 – Can perform the skills satisfactorily but requires some performance during the First assistance and/or supervision Periodical Term. 1 – Can perform parts of the skills satisfactorily but requires considerable assistance and/or supervision You will be rated based on the The instructor will have an initial evaluation of the level achieved overall evaluation, as illustrated based on his/her overall assessment. in the table. Legend on level achieved: 4 – 100 points 3 – 90-99 points 2 – 80-89 points 1 – 75-79 points Note: The level achieved will be dependent on the overall assessment of the instructor. A “NO” answer should be addressed immediately to ensure that no student is left behind. However, every “NO” answer will mean two (2) points deduction on the overall score, which will then translate to the “level achieved” of the student.
MODULE PERFORMANCE STANDARDS YES NO
01 Front Office • Created a front office organizational structure Overview • Classified the activities on each phase of the guest cycle • Identified room preferences • Distinguished types and systems of reservations 02 Room Booking • Explained how other departments work with the front office • Simulated the reservation process • Differentiated the methods in forecasting room availability 03 Room • Solved issues on overbooking Forecasting • Calculated room availability, and guest and occupancy statistics • Distinguished types of accommodations 04 Accommodation • Identified club services and memberships and Club Reception • Performed guest reception procedures
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