The Many Opportunities as a Certified Food Service Worker

Hunger for Success in Career

Who doesn’t like food? It generates personal happiness and brings people together. There might not be any other human bonding agents than food and dining.

As a career, food service is also professionally fulfilling. It can be intense but satisfied customers and employers are more than happy to reward those that want to engage in great food service to the public.

Comprehensive Education

It’s true that in the past one could start working in food service by getting a part-time job in a restaurant or working for a relative’s catering company. People still can. But serious food service providers not only want people who are focused on a serious food service career but also those that understand health, handing, and reporting in food service.

Restaurants, cafes, and caterers are under constant scrutiny to ensure they maintain high health standards, they understand proper preparation methods, including dietary and religious processes, and are even proficient in CPR and First Aid in the case of emergencies. It’s a lot but is necessary.

Getting Hungry to Start

Once many people that dream of food service work, often with trepidation, see what is involved, they see that it is a viable career choice for them. Since food service has hierarchical opportunities, people get excited to get involved in becoming a certified food service worker so they can rise through the ranks in an industry they love.

Perhaps this is you. If so, first check out our food service worker course to get information. Second, come out to our Friday 28 October Open House in Mississauga to learn about the great opportunities via the BITTS Food Service Worker Diploma Course.

If you’re hungry to start, we’re here to help.