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Hospitality
Below is an alphabetical listing of all Mayfield hospitality courses/training programs. There is a brief description of each course, the commencement date, and a link to the detailed brochure and application form.

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Click on the link at the end of each course entry to access the full course details and application form.

Food Safety for Food Handlers
1 day short course - 19 May 2009
    Victorian legislation requires every Food Catering and Food Business Facility to have a formal Food Safety Program. This training is designed to provide food handlers with practical strategies to comply with the Food Safety Program at their premises. It covers correct preparation, handling, storing, display and transporting of food to eliminate the risk of food contamination.
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Food Safety for Food Supervisors Course
2 day short course - 19-20 May 2009
    The 1984 Food Act was amended in 2001 to require all businesses, including health facilities, to have a formally trained Food Safety Supervisor to oversee the implementation and monitoring of the organisation's Food Safety Program. This training is the recognised qualification for the health sector.
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Food Service Monitors
1 day short course - 26 August 2009
    Food Service Monitors require a range of skills and knowledge to enable them to perform their important role in ensuring optimum nutrition and food intake for patients/clients/residents.
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