Tuition Fee
Start Date
Medium of studying
Duration
5 months
Program Facts
Program Details
Degree
Diploma
Major
Food Service | Food Service Management
Area of study
Services
Timing
Full time
Course Language
English
About Program
Program Overview
This 22-week program trains individuals in basic food service procedures, preparing them for roles such as Food Service Worker, Dietary Aide, and Food Service Helper. The program covers topics like sanitation, food preparation, nutrition, and job search skills. Students complete a work placement in a food service department to gain practical experience.
Program Outline
Outline:
- Duration: 22 weeks
- Program Structure:
- The program focuses on training individuals to perform basic food service procedures according to established industry standards.
- The program aims to develop skills and prepare students for a variety of roles in the food service industry, including Food Service Worker, Dietary Aide, and Food Service Helper.
- Course Modules:
- Institutional Food Service/Role of the Food Service Worker
- Communication Skills for Food Service Worker
- Sanitation and Safety
- Quantity Food Preparation
- Nutrition and Health
- Job Search and Career Development
- Work Placement (in the food service department of a long-term care facility, hospital, school, or similar institution)
Careers:
- Career Paths:
- Full-time, part-time, or casual employment as a Food service worker, Dietary Aide, or Food Service Helper in various settings, including long-term care homes, hospitals, special care homes, educational facilities, and the hospitality industry
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About University
Beta College of Business and Technology
Overview:
Services Offered:
Skills Evaluation:
Provides assessments to determine the skills and knowledge of potential students.Career Guidance:
Offers guidance and support to students in choosing a career path.Complimentary Session:
Provides free consultations to discuss program options and funding opportunities.Government Funding Options:
Assists students in exploring and applying for available government funding.Practicum/Internships:
Provides opportunities for students to gain valuable Canadian work experience through placements with organizations in the Greater Toronto Region.Student Life and Campus Experience:
Small Classrooms:
Focuses on individual attention and hands-on learning in smaller class sizes.Campus Locations:
Offers programs in Mississauga and Brampton, providing access to diverse cultural experiences and natural settings.Cultural Diversity:
Located in Mississauga, a culturally diverse city, offering a vibrant and multicultural community experience.City Exploration:
Encourages students to explore the city's museums, parks, and cultural events.Key Reasons to Study There:
Industry-Relevant Programs:
Offers programs aligned with current industry needs and demands.Employment-Focused Courses:
Prepares students for successful careers with practical skills and experience.Government Grant Eligibility:
Provides information and support for students to access government grants.Network Partnerships:
Collaborates with organizations like CELPIP, CAEL, and OSAP to provide additional resources and support.Academic Programs:
Diploma Programs:
Offered in various fields with durations ranging from 52 weeks to 24 months.Post Graduate Diploma Programs:
Offered in specialized areas with a duration of 2 years.Total programs
19
Admission Requirements
Entry Requirements:
- Successful completion of the Wonderlic scholastic level test with a minimum score of 14
- Submission of a vulnerable persons Police check
- Medical Certificate (free of communicable disease with up-to-date immunization status)
Language Proficiency Requirements:
For native English applicants, English proficiency tests are not required. For non-native English applicants, an IELTS score of at least 6 or a TOEFL score of at least 79 is required.
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