Food Hygiene in Catering - Certificate
Trainsafe UK
Certificate by Chartered Institute of Environmental Health
What is the Course?
Level 2 Award in Food Safety in Catering and Hospitality
What can I do once I complete the Course?
This Course will allow you to apply for many positions in the Catering, Hospitality and Care sectors as well as being an important requirement for those already working.
How long does the Course take?
The Course takes around 6 hours in total. It is normally delivered over 1 day or 2 evenings.
How do I book onto the Course?
You can book on our Website or you can Contact us on 02838 39 45 80
You can also email us at [email protected]
Where is the Course held?
The Course is held in our offices at 51 Church Street, Portadown. We can also come to Your Premises and deliver the training. Contact us for Quotes.
How is the Course delivered? What will I learn?
The Course is very interactive and you will be supplied with all materials. You will learn about food poisoning, personal hygiene and how to keep food safe from delivery to service.
Who is the Course for?
This is an essential course for anyone working with food including cooking, preparing and serving. It previously was called “Basic Food Hygiene”.
You can complete this Course without having completed Level 1.
Alternatively
There is an E-Learning/Online course option available which can be found on the following link - www.thetrainingandrecruitmenthouse.co.uk/Online_Training_Courses
Date and Time
Location
The Training and Recruitment House
51 Church Street
Portadown, County Armagh
BT62 3EU
United Kingdom
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Food Hygiene in Catering - Certificate
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