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Eduqas 5409 · Level 1/2 · Unit 1 · Unit 2 knowledge

Hospitality and Catering (Eduqas 5409), marked on a phone

Unit 1 homework and revision for Eduqas Hospitality and Catering. Students answer on any phone and every answer comes back marked.

The trial covers every subject, Food included.

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spec points, each with its own questions
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courses ready to set
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ready-made sets

What’s covered

Written to each board’s specification, sorted into courses you can set as they are.

  • Unit 1: The hospitality and catering industry

    Eduqas 5409 · spec 1.1 to 1.4 · the written exam

    Questions
    718
    Homeworks
    18
    Topic tests
    4
    Papers & mocks
    4
    Five-a-day
    20
    Drills
    3
    Free revision hub →
  • Unit 2: Hospitality and catering in action

    Eduqas 5409 · spec 2.1 to 2.4

    Questions
    410
    Homeworks
    8
    Topic tests
    4
    Papers & mocks
    –
    Five-a-day
    15
    Drills
    3

Ready to set, nothing to write first

Copy a set to a class, pick a due date, and it marks itself.

Homework

One short set per spec topic, including food safety.

Topic tests

A test for a block of spec points, for the end of teaching or an intervention group.

Unit 1 mock papers

In the real paper's mix of point-marked, laddered and banded answers.

Five-a-day

Five mixed questions for a starter.

Profit and costing drills

Gross and net profit, costing and scaling, which the spec asks for.

Unit 2 knowledge

Homework, topic tests and five-a-day on the Unit 2 content. It never touches the live NEA brief, which Eduqas sets.

The class games use the same banks. Change any question, or build your own set and save it.

Calculation drills

4 drills on costing, profit, scaling, and energy and time. Every calculation is checked against the right value, and the drills add quick-check questions and two written answers.

Forms and tables

Risk assessments and symptom tables are fill-in questions, marked cell by cell.

See who is stuck, by spec point

Class progress and a question-by-question breakdown show who is losing marks on which part of the spec.

Built for a practical subject

Homework for a subject taught in kitchens

Unit 1 is taught in a kitchen, not a computer room, so the written exam practice happens as homework.

  • Short sets, set from the library like any other course
  • Marks and feedback show as soon as the student submits
Two chefs in aprons working side by side at the pass in a professional kitchen.
Photo: cottonbro studio (Pexels)
Extended answers

Written answers marked against the levels

Most of the Unit 1 marks are for written answers. Four-mark answers are marked on the real ladder, and six- and eight-mark answers are placed in a level.

  • Feedback names the level and says what would lift it
  • A flag on every answer sends it to the teacher for review
A four-mark Food question about telling an allergic reaction from food poisoning, marked 2 out of 4 at Level 2 with advice on how to improve.Recorded in the app
Food safety

Food safety, HACCP and the EHO

Every real Unit 1 paper has a HACCP or food safety form and a discussion on the environmental health officer. Both are practised here.

  • 5 homework sets on food safety alone
  • Control measures, symptoms and causes of ill health each have their own questions
A hand holding a digital probe thermometer in a metal jug beside a hob.
Temperature control is one of the control measures students are asked about.
Photo: Vlada Karpovich (Pexels)

Look inside

Read a revision hub or see how a set reaches a class. Neither needs an account.

For teachers

See how a set gets to a class

Follow one set from the library to a class, then to the marks.

4
Unit 1 mock papers, 80 marks each like the real paper

Print any set

Every set has a paper version, and the mocks print as exam booklets.

Every question type

Try it with your catering department

Set a Unit 1 homework, let a class do it on their phones, and read the marks.

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