Designed for chefs, cooks, caterers, kitchen hands, bar, food, and beverage attendants, and other food handling professionals, this course provides the essential skills and knowledge for safe food handling practices.

Food safety is a priority for anyone involved in food handling, and it's crucial to have the knowledge and skills for safe practices. Food Safety Training for Food Handlers is a mandatory requirement for all food handlers in Australia, and it meets the standards set in the Australian Food Code. This new requirement, introduced in December 2022, means that anyone that handles food must have undertaken training by the end of 2023.

Designed for a wide range of roles, including cooks, chefs, caterers, kitchen stewards, kitchen hands, bar, food, and beverage attendants, room attendants, front office staff, and anyone who handles food, this training course provides the essential knowledge and skills for safe food handling practices.

By participating in this training, you'll learn the best practices for food handling, relevant regulations, and your responsibilities as a food handler. You'll gain an understanding of the food safety standards and responsibilities that food handlers must adhere to, as well as the skills and knowledge required to ensure the safety and suitability of food.

At the completion of the Food Safety Training for Food Handlers course you may receive a digital badge that you can save to your digital wallet. This will assist you to meet the evidence requirement under the changes to the Food Code. You will also receive credit toward the Food Safety Supervisors Training should you wish to complete that program in the future.

Take the first step towards becoming a more knowledgeable, skilled, and responsible food handler. Sign up for our Food Safety Training for Food Handlers today, and ensure that you have the necessary knowledge and skills for safe food handling practices. Remember, food safety is everyone's business – and it starts with you.

Disclaimer – Subject to the training provider recognising the digital badge. TTA is not an RTO.