FOODSAFE Level 2 provides practical skills on how to promote a culture of food safety including creating food safety and sanitation plans.
This course is for:
- Operators of restaurants and other food-related businesses (bakers, caterers, chefs, smaller food processors, hospitality industry employees, workers in food banks and soup kitchens)
- People responsible for food safety and sanitation plans
- People who train staff on food safety practices
- Students starting a career in food service or hospitality
Prerequisite: FOODSAFE Level 1
Length: 10 to 14 hours
Instructor-led delivery options:
- Online
- In person, in a classroom
Certificate: Complete the requirements and final assessment to receive a certificate
Delivery options
Online
Supported by a certified FOODSAFE Level 2 instructor. After registering you have 28 days to complete the course.
In person, in a classroom
Two-day in-person course with a certified FOODSAFE Level 2 instructor.
Earn your certificate
To pass FOODSAFE Level 2, you must complete three requirements and a final assessment.
- Write a cleaning schedule to use in the sanitation plan for your establishment.
- Write a food safety plan for a menu item from your establishment. If you don’t work in food service, choose a recipe from home.
- Take part in course discussions and share your ideas. For the online course, you must post in at least two discussion forums (plus the “Meet Your Classmates” forum).
The final assessment has two parts:
- Part 1: Unit 1 Questions (60%)
After each Unit 1 lesson, you’ll answer a short answer question. Your instructor will mark your answers. All answers must be your own work. AI generated or copied content will not be graded. - Part 2: FOODSAFE Level 2 Quiz (40%)
You can access the quiz after you pass your cleaning schedule and food safety plan assignments. The quiz covers key topics from Units 1 and 2.
Passing the course You need a total score of 80% across both parts of the final assessment to earn your certificate.
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