|
Level
2 Food Safety Training for the Seafood Industry - Open learning
programme
The open learning
module (hygiene and cleaning in the seafood industry) covers both
the CIEH and REHIS syllabus including:
- A detailed
look at bacteria
- People cause
problems
- Avoiding
contamination
- Keep it clean
- Contamination
and Food pests
- You and the
law
- Self assessment
questions
- also, a free
copy of the Strikeback 2 DVD
Nationally-recognised
qualification
Trainees who successfully complete the post course examination will
receive a REHIS or CIEH certificate.
Course Location
This course is available in all parts of the UK, with local invigilators
available to deliver onsite examinations.
Suitable
for all
More than 8,000 trainees have studied this programme from individuals
to an entire factory of 256 employees.
Food
Safety Training by Hygiene eLearning Programme
HeLP
is now at hand. The open learning module is available as a new eLearning
programme. With all the contents, video and a multiple choice test
available online there are now three great ways to learn about food
safety and food hygiene.
The
HeLP pack is free to study, and if you then want to sit the formal
exam that can lead to a CIEH or REHIS qualification then our UK
network of exam invigilators and approved training providers can
help (fees apply).
Click
on HeLP_Start to find out more
Level
2 Food Safety Training for the Seafood Industry - Taught Courses
Course
content
Hygiene and cleaning in the seafood industry is a one day taught
course for both the CIEH Level 2 Food Safety certificate and
the REHIS Elementary Food Hygiene Certificate.
Nationally-recognised
qualification
Trainees that successfully complete the post course examination
will receive a REHIS or CIEH certificate. An attendance certificate
is also available.
Seafood
specific
While meeting the general requirements for national recognition,
our courses are tailored to meet the specific needs of the various
sectors of the seafood industry.
Course
location
This course is available in most parts of the UK, although the
location of the venue and trainer may affect the final cost
of delivery.
|