Training Courses
Kathy Rodenhurst of Kaitrose is a registered Food Safety Trainer with the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH), the Environmental Health professional body. Kaitrose currently run the following Food Safety courses. Informal, bespoke training can also be provided.
Introductory Certificate to Food Hygiene (Level 1)
The CIEH Introductory Certificate in Food Safety is a great way to introduce beginners to the safe preparation and cooking of food.
Who is this course for?
Anyone new to food safety
Ideal for use in schools
New employees working in low-risk environments
Anyone with an interest in safe food preparation at home
Foundation Certificate in Food Hygiene (Level 2)
The CIEH Foundation Certificate in Food Safety is designed for anyone working in a food business. Upon completion of this course, you will be able to prepare and cook food that is safe for consumption.
Who is this course for?
Food handlers preparing or cooking food for consumers
Anyone wishing to refresh previously learned skills and knowledge
Businesses looking to provide staff development to food employees
Self-employed, food-based small business owners
Intermediate Certificate in Food Hygiene
The CIEH Intermediate Certificate in Food Safety is designed for managers and supervisors who need a broad understanding of food safety control, and who have responsibility for developing and maintaining a food safety management system. It is recommended that all food environments should have at least one person trained to this level.
Who is this course for?
Anyone involved in supervising and managing others in a food environment
Those wishing to progress from the Foundation Certificate in Food Safety
Foundation Certificate in Food Allergen Awareness (Level 2)
Who is this course for?
food handlers in all types of food establishments
food business operators
anyone wanting to learn more about food allergies
Course overview
This course will develop your knowledge and raise awareness of food allergens.
You will learn about the characteristics of food allergens and intolerances, the importance of allergen management and the requirements of providing correct allergen information to consumers.