

This Royal Society for the Promotion of Health qualification covers the basic principles of food hygiene and is valuable as a free-standing qualification or as an addition for people following other training programmes.
One day (9.30am to 4.30pm).
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The course is useful for anybody who handles food, including the general public, and is particularly suitable for those working in kitchens or undertaking front line duties in preparing, processing or retailing food. The emphasis of this qualification is placed on the correct handling of 'high risk' food.
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The student will learn how to describe the causes and effects of food poisoning by understanding the need for food hygiene against pests and bacteria. At the end of the course, the students will be able to outline methods of preventing food poisoning by describing strict hygiene procedures, stating the principles of temperature control and advising on general kitchen layout and design.
A 30-question multiple-choice paper to be completed within 40 minutes at the end of the course in order to obtain the award.