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School: Oak Tree Management & Training Ltd.
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Food Safety in Catering
Course Format: Classroom
Rigorous enforcement of food hygiene legislation is important but not, in itself, sufficient to prevent food poisoning. A reduction in the high level of food poisoning can only be achieved by the education of food handlers. This course can be tailored and delivered in company. Course Objectives This course is aimed at giving first tier food handlers an appreciation of the fundamentals of...
 

Supervising Food Safety in Catering
Course Format: Classroom
Managers and Supervisors in samll, medium or large catering, manufacturing or retail businesses. Particularly relevant for those who have to develop or monitor HACCP based food safety management procedures and systems. Course Objectives Learning Outcomes Ability to implement and supervise a food safety management system Understand food safety procedures Understand the concept of food...
 

Fire Marshal and Practical Fire Extinguisher Training (Certificate)
Course Format: Classroom
Fire is one of the major causes of injury to individuals and disruption to organisations. A swift, efficient, well organised response by trained, motivated personnel can lead to a reduced potential for injury and organisational loss. This course can be tailored and delivered in company. Course Objectives The course is intended to dive delegates an insight into the risks associated with...
 

Fire Risk Assessment (Certificate)
Course Format: Classroom
The Level 2 Certificate in Fire Risk Assessment provides formal recognition of an individual’s ability to undertake a fire risk assessment in line with the Health and Safety Executive’s guidance. This course can be tailored and delivered in company. Course Objectives A nationally-recognised, transferable qualification based on the Health and Safety Executive’s guidance on fire risk asses...
 

Hygiene - Health & Social Care (Certificate)
Course Format: Classroom
In the UK over a million people are employed as carers and millions more provide informal care and support for relatives and friends. The Department of Health has drawn up a code of practice acknowledging that everyone involved in care provision needs training to tackle the risk of Health Care Acquired Infection (HCAI). This new CIEH qualification is designed as an introduction to hygiene an...
 

Intermediate Certificate in Supervising Health & Safety
Course Format: Classroom
Health and safety involves reducing the risks of accident and ill health associated with work activities, whether they affect employees, employers, the self-employed, visitors or the public. Accidents and illnesses can result in permanent disability or death, as well as short term incapacity for work. The supervisor is in an ideal and very responsible position where employees can be influenc...
 

School: Northamptonshire Chamber of Commerce
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CIEH Level 2 Health and Safety in the Workplace
Course Format: Classroom
The most basic requirement of any workplace is that it is a safe place to work. If this isn’t the case then your business is at risk from all kinds of legal cases and even worse, your employees may be risking their lives. Good health and safety relies on employers and their employees working together. Benefits for your organisation This course provides a solid foundation of knowled...
 

School: De Montfort University
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Health and Community Development Studies (Certificate) (Diploma) (Master Degree)
Course Format: Classroom
The course consists of three core modules, and up to five other modules depending on your chosen pathway. The MA is completed with a dissertation of 60 or 90 credits. You will be expected to complete a dissertation in a health related area. The course offers an international community development pathway, designed with those working outside of the UK in mind. This pathway is available full-time...
 

Dental Technology
Course Format: Classroom
Entry requirements You must have good health and be able to physically carry out the practical activities associated with the professional role as described by the General Dental Council requirements for statutory registration of Professions Complementary to Dentistry. Normally you will need: Either (A) the BTEC National Award in Dental Technology or equivalent showing basic practical ...
 

Clinical Technology Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
The course has a core of modules that covers Anatomy and Physiology, Biomedical Sciences, Applied Physics, Mathematics, Information Technology, Pharmacology, Communication Skills, Psychology and Research Methods. The course structure allows you to follow a pathway specific to your own specialism. Specialist theory and clinical practice modules allow integration of appropriate professional qu...
 

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