Programme for those developing knowledge and skills within a food business, and for anyone with a keen interest in the principles of food safety and hygiene.
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Course Overview
expand_moreThis course is ideal for those who work in a catering environment. This may include restaurants, cafes, hotels, bars, fast-food outlets, takeaways, mobile food trucks, kitchens, hospitals, schools and colleges.
It is a useful programme for those developing their knowledge and skills within a food business, and for anyone with a keen interest in learning more about principles of food safety and hygiene.
We also offer Infection Prevention and COVID-19 Secure courses to help improve the overall safety of your employees and customers.
This course covers the key syllabus of RQF Level 2 food safety in manufacturing qualifications.
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Course Objectives
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Additional Information
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