Food management service
Whether it’s breakfast with a wakeup call or afternoon tea for two, as a butler, on any given day you may be required to organize and serve food for your guest....
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Lesson details
Whether it’s breakfast with a wakeup call or afternoon tea for two, as a butler, on any given day you may be required to organize and serve food for your guest. In this lesson, Julius Smith will explain how to conduct a wake-up call, serve breakfast trays, and look at the traditional and popular afternoon tea.
What you’ll learn in the Food management service lesson
- How to give a wake-up call
- How to serve a breakfast tray
- How to prepare and serve afternoon tea
Instructor

Julius Smith is an English butler and house manager initially trained by one of the world's most respected London Butler Schools (the late Ivor Spencer's school). He has spent three decades serving exclusive households and events including Royalty,...
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