Culinary I Students Earn ServSafe Certification
Launch the media gallery 1 playerTeya Boyer and Madelynn Doughtery, students in Ronita Jacobsen’s Culinary I class, had the opportunity to participate in the National Restaurant Association ServSafe Food Handler course. As a certified ServSafe Instructor and Proctor, Jacobsen was able to instruct and assess students for this industry certification. The ServSafe Food Handler course covered five sections, which included Basic Food Safety, Personal Hygiene, Cross-contamination and Allergens, Time and Temperature, and Cleaning and Sanitation. Throughout the course students gained much knowledge regarding food safety, worked through real case scenarios, and put into practice food safety guidelines.
“In order to receive certification students needed to receive a 75% or higher on the final exam. Each year our students typically score above 90%.” stated Jacobsen.
Nationally recognized chain restaurants use the ServSafe® Food Handler Program to provide all their employees consistent food safety training. Recognizing the importance of protecting their patrons, employees, and business, many operators choose to use ServSafe to train their employees to recognize the risks of food borne illness with knowledge and training. The ServSafe Food Handler Program is developed by the National Restaurant Association, the only food safety provider that invests its proceeds back into the industry. Nationally recognized as the premier training for the restaurant and hospitality industry, the National Restaurant Association's ServSafe® Program is the trusted source for food safety training.