So you’ve signed up for Burning through the Basics: Restaurant Readiness Intensive & ServSafe Certification… what’s next?
Dress the part, play the part
Use the following dress code guide and show up on time every day.
Keep it fresh. Come to class with clean and trimmed hair and nails, clean clothes, and leave your jewelry at home (wedding bands permitted).
Keep hair contained. Please pull back any longer hair and wear a cap to keep your hair contained. Beard hair that is not trimmed to 1/2” or less will require a beard net.
Cooking can be messy. Wear clothes you don’t mind getting dirty. Long pants are required to protect legs from splashes and burns.
Non-slip shoes? Wear shoes with a decent tread to protect from slipping and falling. Kitchen floors can be slick.
Recommended — long pants and sleeves can protect your skin from burns, an undershirt can help wick away sweat if it is hot, good socks, non-scented deodorant and a personal Sharpie / pen always come in handy.
Please complete this survey before the course.
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Additional study preparation materials and expectations will be sent out as needed. During this course:
You’ll learn the ins and outs of working in a professional, fast-paced, and fully equipped kitchen.
You’ll be able to practice (hands on) to safely work with knives, chemicals, and other types of equipment found in a kitchen.
We will be actively learning how to safely handle, prepare, and store food by utilizing ServSafe guidelines.
At the end of the program, you’ll take your ServSafe Food Handler’s certification exam and we will assist you in applying for at least three local jobs of your choosing.
In the meantime, check out these resources!
Please reach out to aeasley@faylib.org with any questions related to course content and the ServSafe Food Handler’s exam.
Please reach out to info@fayira.org for any questions related to workforce development or applying for a job.
This official ServSafe presentation is a great resource for studying for the exam.
