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A little bit about me and my experiences

I have always been fascinated with the hospitality industry. From the moment I turned 16, I have been working at Pennyhill Park Hotel and Spa, learning the ways of waitering and customer service. Going into work knowing I’ll be interacting with customers and giving them a wow experience is why I love doing what I’m doing and my dedication has allowed me to progress to higher roles in the industry.

 

I have explored many of the ever-growing fields in hospitality, previously studying Catering and Hospitality in College. From this, I learned the ways of both front and back of house which included tasks such as cooking the foods, as well as serving the foods and many more front of house duties. Studying this at college has given me a huge insight into the career path I wanted to take, especially after doing my college work experience at The Ritz, London and getting to see how flawless and professional the front of house was run. That, and previous experiences; I found that I preferred and enjoyed the customer-facing side of things, thriving in all types of environments and working effectively with colleagues.

 

So far in my career, I’ve been extremely fortunate to have had opportunities such as taking part in the Nestle Touque D’or & Heat, Jersey competitions, allowing me to show, as well as obtain new skills to aid me in the industry, including: leadership, good-communication and guest focus, as well as others. I believe that ownership and personal drive are fundamental to self-development but equally important is the opportunity to work with those around me; sourcing new skills and sharing them, is what teamwork is for me.

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As a hospitality professional geared with a BA (Hons) degree in Business Management & Enterprise, I have gained valuable experience in a variety of areas. I have honed my mixology skills and learned to create and design menus. Through my studies, I have gained a strong understanding of business concepts and practices, which I can apply to my future career.

In addition to enhancing my technical skills, my experiences have also helped me develop my leadership and managerial abilities. I have had the opportunity to lead teams across multiple departments to success, while ensuring positive staff relations.

Overall, my managerial experiences and academic pursuits have equipped me with a diverse skill set and a strong foundation for success in the hospitality industry. I look forward to continuing to apply and build upon these skills in my future endeavors.

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ANIMATED MIXOLOGY MODULE

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Check out my Mixology Module, created to help you understand the industry of cocktails!..

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The Module covers a range of topics, including: the 3 key ingredients used to make a cocktail, how to store spirits, common equipment used, and much more!

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RESTARURANT MENU MAP

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My latest menu design is a menu map for Pennyhill Park Hotel's 'Hillfield Restaurant', which highlights the local suppliers they use as part of their 'farm to fork' philosophy.

To the right you can see how the menu map design is tailored to match with the restaurant theme and appeal to diners, using the skills I gained from my menu-engineering module at university.

In the map, I have drawn an outline of the Surrey Hills area, where suppliers are based. Within this outline, I have illustrated the distance from the suppliers to the restaurant in miles.


An image of the Surrey Hills has been used as the banner, which is also the image behind this very text.

View more designs here

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