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Housekeeping Work Readiness

Career Field/Area: Retail/Hospitality

Adult Career Pathway: Housekeeping

NRS Levels Addressed:

  • Beginning ESL Literacy
  • Low Beginning ESL

Part of an approved IET program? IET: yes

Year IET Approved (if applicable): 2021

Credentials the Course Prepares Students for: NONE

Also Prepares Students for: No

Target Student Population: CASAS 180-200


Access Curriculum: View Materials

Additional Access Instructions/Links: No

Course Description: This course is designed to help students develop the skills needed to succeed in housekeeping and other entry-level hospitality or healthcare jobs in the U.S. These positions can serve as the first step in a long-term career pathway. Students will learn how to find and apply for jobs, communicate effectively with guests, coworkers, and supervisors, and build basic computer skills. The class also includes English reading and writing practice, as well as essential financial literacy to help manage money confidently. No prior experience required—just a willingness to learn and work hard!

Duration: 30 sessions, 2.5 hours/session = 75 total hours of instruction

Curriculum Materials/Description: All materials included in the curriculum.

Delivery Method(s):

  • In person

Curriculum Pluses: Aligned to ACES TIF (Transitions Integration Framework), Aligned to CCRS (College & Career Readiness Standards), Complete instructional materials/lesson plans included, Teacher guide/answer keys included, Organization of materials is easy to follow, Easily modified for different contexts or levels, No approval required to access materials, No paid subscription/account required, No textbook or purchased materials required.

Curriculum Drawbacks: Not aligned to at least ONE set of MN Adult Education standards (ACES, CCRS or Northstar).

Additional Curriculum Notes: None


Author: Lynn Thompson, International Institute of Minnesota – Hospitality

Year Created: FY2025

Year Updated: N/A

Contact: 

Lynn Thompson
International Institute of Minnesota
[email protected]
(651) 377-8626