Healthcare Program
Diploma
Get career ready in 3-5 months with essential skills to work as an food service worker.
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The Food Service Worker (FSW) program is designed for individuals who wish to become effective members of a food service team within a health-care organization. Students receive target training in areas such as safe food handling, food service, sanitation, nutrition and quantity food preparation. The program includes a practicum placement term in a healthcare facility, which provides students with vast hands-on experience that meets current government standards and employer requirements. Successful graduates find employment in: Hospitals, Long Term Care Institutions, Special Care Homes and Integrated Care Facilities.
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Type of Program
Length of Program
Availability of Program
Areas of Focus
What will I be Learning?
Some key components include:
- Communication & Customer Service
- Role of a Food Service Employee
- Sanitation Concepts and Procedures
- Safe Food Handling Practices
- Principles of Nutrition
- Principles of Diet Therapy
- Menu Planning
- Food Procurement
- Quantity Food Preparation
Career Options
What Jobs will this program get me?
We get you Career ready for:
- Food & Beverage Server
- Food Service Worker
- Airline Food Assembler
- Banquet Server
- Dietary Aide
- Hospital Meal Attendant
As a graduate of this program, you may find employment in a range of hospitality jobs. Our program prepares you to find job opportunities at public or private sectors as a Food Service Worker.
95%
$33k
$17/h
$33k annually or $17/Hour
According to neuvoo.ca , you can earn a median salary of $16.96/hr as an Food Service Worker.
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The total cost of the course (including tuition, books, and materials) is spread into monthly payments. An initial deposit of 25% is due before the program of study starts and the balance is divided into equal monthly installments during the length of the course. The final installment is due one month prior to the completion of the program.
Second Career incentive is funding available for those who have been recently laid off. The goal of this program is to train professionals for programs with high career opportunities, skills training, and programs that have high demand (sector-wise).