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Common Question Before Starting Your Career in Food industry

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  Canada is the second-best country to live and work because it provides numerous opportunities for both skilled and unskilled workers. In Canada, one of the most sought-after career streams is food service worker . However, effortless and easy going the food industry may sound, yet each individual needs to undergo professional training and acquire knowledge about “How the food system works in Canada?” To share more insight, I would like to elaborate with an example – suppose, you are involved in selling food at a convenience store. As you are selling food item you are responsible to check and ensure the food is safe to eat. In order set a standard, The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has imposed federal guidelines for food safety for both domestic and international food. Common questions and their answers, you should know about before entering food industry: Who is responsible for food safety? Anyone and every...

Food Service Worker Course

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Food industry directly employs more than 270,000 people in Canada and bags almost $100 billion in annual sales. With brawling sales in restaurants, demand for skilled and certified food service worker is growing every day.   Food Handlers Certification Course Bitts has been providing quality education through practical skills to numerous students willing to pursue career in food service industry. Ontario has food safety guidelines, therefore we outlined the course to provide the best knowledge practices. Our advanced course structure is designed in such a way that students are educated in areas such as sanitation, nutrition & health, roles and responsibilities and medical emergencies. 280 hours of classroom lesson and 120 hours of work placement, we bring out the best of the best food service workers to the Canadian market. We help our students in every step of their studies. Apart from the traditional academic support, we guide our students in finding a career. ...