Learn about microorganisms, safe food-handling practices to prevent foodborne illnesses, maintaining a safe and sanitary work environment and ensuring quality in foodservice operations.
Course Overview
Beyond rubber gloves and hairnets. Learn about microorganisms, safe food-handling practices to prevent foodborne illnesses, maintaining a safe and sanitary work environment and ensuring quality in foodservice operations.
You'll examine the application of programs for regulating quality and strategies to ensure a safe work environment. Upon successful completion of the course, you will have the opportunity to write the Government of Alberta Certificate Examination in Sanitation and Hygiene as required in Section 31 of the Alberta Public Health Act Food and Food Establishments Regulations.
History
Since its founding over 50 years ago, NAIT has consistently evolved to meet the needs of students and industry in a province that’s the engine of Canada’s economy.
From the first class of 29 communication electrician apprentices in 1962, to today’s current enrolment of 40,000 students and apprentices, NAIT continues to the meet Alberta’s needs – for today and the future.
NAIT’s hands-on, technology-based education and applied research are essential to the productivity and prosperity of Alberta. Graduates have the knowledge and skills employers want. They leave NAIT confident, prepared and in demand.
Being a polytechnic means:
we deliver technology based education across our programs
our education is experiential and hands-on
we work in partnership with industry
our applied research solves real problems
Awards & Recognition:
Every year, NAIT proudly recognizes individuals and organizations that make significant contributions to the Institute through the following awards:
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