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Department of Leisure & Hospitality Management
Core Competency Indicators
Core Competencies Competency Indicators
Common Core Competencies Workplace Chinese Communication Ability Students pass the Test of Chinese as a Foreign Language (TOCFL) at level B1.
Students are able to understand work instructions and customers’ needs.
Students are able to greet guests, provide reception services, and introduce facilities and activities in Chinese.
Students are able to complete shift handover logs and work-related forms in Chinese.
Workplace Adaptation and Teamwork Students understand Taiwanese workplace culture, including punctuality, compliance, and teamwork
Students are able to integrate into teams and maintain good relationships with local colleagues.
Students are punctual in attendance and willing to accept work shifts and departmental transfers.
Students are able to work under pressure and remain stable when facing work challenges.
Service Attitude and Professional Ethics Students maintain a polite and proactive service attitude.
Students comply with workplace regulations and uphold the company’s image.
Students demonstrate a “customer first” service spirit.
Students are receptive to supervision and committed to continuous learning and improvement.
Professional Core Competencies Front Office Reception Services Students are able to operate property management systems for room reservations, check‑in, check‑out, and room status inquiries.
Students are able to complete check‑in procedures, including verifying identification, issuing room keys/cards, and collecting deposits.
Students are able to complete check‑out procedures, including checking guest charges, settling payments, and issuing invoices/receipts.
Students are able to serve guests in Chinese and explain room rates and facilities.
Students are able to introduce hotel facilities, floor plans, activity schedules, and nearby attractions.
Students are able to assist guests with reservations for restaurants, SPA services, and leisure activities.
Housekeeping and Room Cleaning Management Students are able to complete standard room cleaning within the required time and quality standards.
Students are able to correctly use cleaning tools and detergents.
Students are able to inspect and confirm that room equipment is functioning properly.
Students are able to replenish guest supplies and amenities in a timely manner.
Students are able to clean special facilities in resort rooms, such as whirlpool bathtubs, scenic balconies, and hot‑spring tubs.
Students are able to decorate special‑request rooms, such as honeymoon rooms or birthday surprise rooms.
Food and Beverage Service Students are able to assist with food preparation.
Students are able to perform ingredient preparation (mise en place) and basic inventory management.
Students comply with food safety and hygiene regulations.
Students are able to maintain cleanliness and order in the kitchen environment.
Leisure Facilities and Activity Services Students are able to manage and maintain the cleanliness and order of leisure areas such as swimming pools, fitness centers, children’s playrooms, and reading rooms.
Students are able to assist with equipment rental services.
Students are able to assist in conducting leisure activities such as DIY workshops, ecological tours, and parent‑child games.
Students are able to lead simple group activities and assist in setting up activity venues.
Customer Service and Complaint Handling Students are able to greet customers proactively, provide service with a smile, and use polite expressions.
Students are able to observe customers’ needs and offer appropriate assistance.
Students are able to handle common customer complaints in accordance with standard service procedures.
Students are able to complete customer complaint report forms and follow reporting procedures.